Data & APIs
Source-linked country facts and UK bank holiday calendars. 25 tools
Start with two source-backed reference tools: Country Info for World Bank country and economy facts, and UK Bank Holidays for the dates published by GOV.UK. Both keep the source and date context visible so a useful answer does not become a misleading claim of real-time data. Download a country fact sheet or a division-specific holiday list when you need a traceable record for research or planning.
Choose Country Info for an economy code, capital, region or population observation; choose UK Bank Holidays for a published UK division calendar. A country's population and a city's population are different measures, just as a bank holiday and a guaranteed business closure are different facts. These tools preserve those boundaries rather than filling missing information with guesses.
All 25 data & apis
HTML Table to CSV
Convert selected HTML tables to CSV with merged-cell options, entity decoding and formula protection.
Markdown Table Generator
Build Markdown tables from an editable grid or CSV, with literal text, alignment and local downloads.
CSV Sort
Sort CSV locally by up to three text or exact decimal keys, preserving IDs and equal-key row order.
CSV Data Profile
Inspect CSV column counts, empties, distinct values and duplicate rows locally; export a JSON profile.
CSV to SQL
Convert CSV to SQLite, PostgreSQL or MySQL INSERT scripts while preserving IDs as text.
CSV Column Editor
Keep, reorder and rename CSV columns without changing cell values or row order.
CSV Sample
Take first, last or seeded CSV samples and download a reproducible selection report.
CSV Join
Match two CSV tables by exact text keys, review unmatched records and download the joined data locally.
CSV Pivot Table
Group CSV records into a pivot table with counts or exact decimal sums, without uploading your data.
CSV Deduplicator
Remove duplicate CSV records by chosen columns, keep exact values and review removed rows locally.
CSV Splitter
Split CSV records into smaller files, preserve quoted line breaks and download a ZIP locally.
CSV Transpose
Turn CSV rows into columns with an explicit header choice and exact text values, without uploads.
CSV Merger
Combine CSV tables by header name, preserve IDs and download the result locally.
CSV Filter
Filter CSV rows, select output columns and download a focused table without uploads.
Country Info Lookup
Find country facts with dated population estimates, source links and CSV export.
UK Bank Holidays
Find GOV.UK bank holidays for England and Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland; export CSV or ICS.
JSONL / NDJSON Converter
Convert JSONL or NDJSON to a JSON array and back, preserving number tokens and finding line errors.
CSV Validator
Check CSV syntax, row widths and headings without silently repairing data. Download a diagnostic report.
CSV Compare by Key
Compare CSV exports by a unique key. Preserve string IDs and inspect added, removed and changed records.
Currency Converter
Convert between 160+ world currencies at live exchange rates.
Crypto Price Tracker
Live prices, market cap, and 24h change for top cryptocurrencies.
Weather Lookup
Current conditions and a 7-day forecast for any city.
Dictionary & Definitions
Definitions, phonetics, synonyms, and examples for English words.
Random Quote Generator
Fetch inspiring quotes to copy, share, or seed designs.
URL Shortener
Shorten long links into tidy, shareable URLs.
What to know before you pick one
Read the observation year, not just the retrieval time
Country Info labels three different dates: the population observation year, the World Bank dataset-update date and the lookup's retrieval time. A result retrieved today can legitimately describe an earlier year; it is not a live population counter. Provider responses may be cached for up to 24 hours. Keep the observation year alongside the number when comparing countries, because their newest available observations may refer to different years. A missing population is reported as unavailable, not replaced with zero or a nearby city's population.
Resolve the country before using its facts
A shared name can identify more than one economy: Congo should lead to a choice, not an invisible assumption. Country Info accepts World Bank directory names and two- or three-letter codes and keeps aggregate regions out of the results. The directory includes economies and territories as well as sovereign states; its naming does not settle political status. Income classification describes an economy-level group, not an individual's earnings. No whole-country timezone is guessed from the capital, since many countries span several zones.
Choose the UK division before choosing a date
UK Bank Holidays separates England and Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland using the official GOV.UK feed. It is not a worldwide holiday calendar. Only years present in that feed are offered, and an unavailable year produces an explicit message rather than an empty list suggesting there are no holidays. Source notes such as Substitute day are retained; the tool does not invent replacement dates or extrapolate future calendars. The feed may be cached for up to 24 hours. Check the responsible organization for local closures, school holidays or employment arrangements.
Keep the source with the exported answer
The country CSV includes population dates and World Bank source links. Holiday CSV and ICS downloads include the selected division, source notes, GOV.UK attribution and the Open Government Licence v3.0 reference. Holiday exports contain only the currently filtered dates. Calendar events are all-day date values, so a western timezone does not shift them onto the previous day. An ICS download is a snapshot, not a subscription: revisions will not arrive automatically, and importing the same file again can duplicate events depending on the calendar app.
Know which requests leave your browser
Neither reference tool starts a lookup until you ask. A country search query goes to Toolvore only; World Bank requests contain the fixed directory lookup or the selected economy code, not your typed query. A holiday division and year go to Toolvore, which requests the fixed GOV.UK feed. Filtering and exports run in your browser. Both tools display provider failures rather than presenting old output as a new result. Follow the linked official sources on each tool page when methodology, revisions or an important decision require more context.