How to turn a list of values into a SQL `IN (...)` clause

1. Paste one value per line

   "Values" takes one item per line — no commas needed in the input. The tool trims each line, drops empties, and builds the clause from what remains.

2. Pick the SQL quote style

   "SQL string quote" is single or double. Single quotes are standard ANSI SQL; double quotes are valid in some dialects (e.g. for delimited identifiers). Internal single quotes are doubled (`''`) when single-quoting.

3. Press Run

   Result returns sqlInClause (e.g. `IN ('Alice', 'Bob, the Tester')`) and count (the number of values placed). Drop it after `WHERE col` directly.

4. Limits and warnings

   This is a string builder, not a parameterized query — be careful pasting untrusted input. For real apps prefer placeholders (`?`) and a driver-side array binder; this tool is for ad-hoc analytics queries.