Access Conversion Tools

MS Access is a Microsoft database management system (DBMS) that combines database technology with a graphical user interface and software development tools to create custom business applications.

Looking for Access data migration tools? Withdata gives you a complete offline toolkit for moving Access data in and out: export tables and query results to CSV, Excel, JSON, XML, HTML, SQL or plain text; import spreadsheets and other files back into Access; and copy, transfer, migrate or sync Access with Access, DB2, DBF, MySQL, Oracle, SQLite, PostgreSQL, RedShift and SQL Server. Everything runs locally on Windows, Linux and macOS — no coding required, and no Access client needed. Start with the free trial.

Need the Microsoft Access Database Engine (ACE / OLEDB) driver?

If a program reports “The Microsoft Access database engine cannot be found”, or you need the ACE/OLEDB redistributable to open .mdb / .accdb files, see our download guides: Download Microsoft Access Database Engine (32-bit) or Download Microsoft Access Database Engine (64-bit). The Withdata tools read Access files directly and do not require that driver — the guides explain which build matches your software.

Copy data between Access databases

Convert Access data to a file

Convert files or other databases to Access

Copy Access data to another database

Transfer data between Access and other databases

Migrate data between Access and other databases

Sync data between Access and other databases

Access conversion tools – FAQ

How do I convert Access data to Excel or CSV?

Open the Access to Excel or Access to CSV page, download the desktop app, then pick the tables or write a query and choose Excel or CSV as the output. You can export one table or thousands in a single batch, and schedule the job to run automatically.

Can I migrate Access to another database without coding?

Yes. The Access Migrator copies tables, views and query results straight into Access, DB2, DBF, MySQL, Oracle, SQLite, PostgreSQL, RedShift or SQL Server with a wizard — no SQL scripting and no intermediate files.

Do these Access tools run on Windows, Mac and Linux?

All of them. Every Withdata Access tool ships for Windows (32 and 64 bit), macOS and Linux (.deb, .rpm), with both a GUI and a command line interface for automation. A free trial is available for each one.