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CSV2Input - Chrome plugin that automates form filling using CSV data

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Tired of filling repetitive metadata forms? This free Chrome plugin auto-fills them from your CSV — no login, no cloud, all local in your browser.

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Boris, UX/UI designer and creator of CSV2Input Chrome plugin. As a vector art contributor, I create and upload icons and graphics to platforms such as Adobe Stock, The Noun Project, and Iconfinder. Each one wants the same metadata – keywords, descriptions, categories – but in slightly different formats. Some support bulk upload, most don't. I thought keeping everything in a neat CSV file made me organized. In reality, I'd just turned myself into a slightly faster copy-paste robot, spending entire evenings manually entering the same data across platforms. One night, after too many hours of this mindless form-filling routine and realizing I'd wasted yet another entire evening on copy-paste work, I snapped. No more. I opened my editor and built the simplest thing that could work: - Load a CSV file in the browser. - Show each field’s value as a clickable button. - Insert text into any active form field with a single click. 100% local – No cloud, no login, no data ever leaves your machine What started as my personal stock platform survival tool revealed something bigger. This problem exists everywhere. The same tedious copy-paste work happens in: - QA teams inputting identical test data again and again - Researchers annotating large datasets (images, audio, text) - Support agents with standard response templates - Content creators uploading to multiple platforms Anyone filling in the same internal forms hundreds of times This isn't some fancy AI automation suite. It's a dead-simple "paste helper" born out of pure frustration. It does exactly one thing well: eliminates the tedious dance between your spreadsheet and any web form. No complexity, no learning curve, no setup – it just works. I hadn’t planned on sharing this, but it’s brought me so much relief that I decided to put it on the Chrome Web Store - for free. P.S. Open to any feedback or ideas to make it more useful.