AI Data Profiling Tool

Upload a CSV and see your data clearly. Tune profiling rules for numeric and text. Export results, fix issues, and build better models now.

Profile a Dataset

Upload or paste CSV, tune rules, then generate a report.

Choose one input method.
Match your file format.
Helps parse commas inside text.
Useful for legacy CSV files.
0 means analyze all rows.
For categorical and boolean columns.
Lower catches more outliers.
Correlations are limited to 10 numeric columns.
Max 8 MB. Use CSV format.
Tip: keep a consistent column count per row.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Select Upload or Paste as your data source.
  2. Set delimiter and text qualifier to match your CSV.
  3. Choose whether the first row contains headers.
  4. Optionally limit rows to profile for faster results.
  5. Press Generate Profiling Report to see insights.
  6. Use downloads to share results with your team.

Formulas Used

  • Missing % = (missing cells ÷ total cells) × 100
  • Mean = (Σx) ÷ n
  • Median = middle value after sorting (or average of two middles)
  • Sample Std Dev = √(Σ(x−mean)² ÷ (n−1))
  • Quartiles use the median of lower/upper halves
  • IQR = Q3 − Q1
  • Outlier bounds = [Q1 − k·IQR, Q3 + k·IQR]
  • Pearson r = cov(x,y) ÷ (sd(x)·sd(y))

Example Dataset

Copy and paste this into the tool to test quickly.
customer_id age country spend churned signup_date
100129PK120.50false2025-11-02
100234AE0true2025-11-05
1003PK75.00false2025-11-09
100422SA300.10false2025-11-12
100546PK980.00true2025-12-01
Paste CSV text version:
customer_id,age,country,spend,churned,signup_date
1001,29,PK,120.50,false,2025-11-02
1002,34,AE,0,true,2025-11-05
1003,,PK,75.00,false,2025-11-09
1004,22,SA,300.10,false,2025-11-12
1005,46,PK,980.00,true,2025-12-01

FAQs

1) What does data profiling mean?

Data profiling summarizes structure and quality. It measures missingness, uniqueness, value ranges, and frequent categories. It helps you spot issues before modeling.

2) How is the column type inferred?

The tool checks non-missing values. If all values match numbers, it becomes Numeric. If most values parse as dates, it becomes Date/Time. Otherwise it uses uniqueness and length to separate Categorical from Text.

3) What counts as missing?

Blanks can be treated as missing. Optional tokens like NA, null, and NaN can also be treated as missing. You can toggle both behaviors in the options.

4) How are outliers detected?

Outliers use the IQR rule: values below Q1−k·IQR or above Q3+k·IQR. Lower k flags more points. This works well for many numeric distributions.

5) Are correlations always reliable?

Correlations summarize linear relationships and ignore non-linear patterns. They also change with outliers and missing data. Use them as a quick signal, then validate with plots or domain knowledge.

6) Why limit the number of rows?

Profiling large files can be slow on shared hosting. Sampling by max rows keeps results responsive while still revealing common issues. For final checks, set max rows to zero.

7) Can I use this for machine learning features?

Yes. The report helps you choose encodings, scaling, and missing-value handling. It can highlight leakage risks using correlations and suspiciously high uniqueness.

8) Does this tool modify my dataset?

No. It only reads and summarizes values. Any cleaning or transformation should be done in your pipeline after reviewing the report.

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