Runs entirely in your browser - no upload, no sign-up.
The first row becomes the header. Press Ctrl+Enter or Command+Enter to import.
| # | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Head | |||
| 1 | |||
| 2 |
Edit any cell directly. Alignment is set separately for each column.
A Markdown table generator turns an editable grid, CSV, or tab-separated spreadsheet data into pipe-based Markdown table syntax. You can set each column to default, left, center, or right alignment, check the rendered preview, and copy source that works in GitHub README files and other compatible Markdown renderers.
Type in the grid, load the example, or paste CSV or tab-separated rows and choose Import data.
Add or remove rows and columns, then choose the alignment for each column.
Review the live rendered table and the padded Markdown source as you edit.
Select Copy and paste the generated table into your README, docs, issue, or notes.
Your data stays in this browser tab. The editor formats the table locally and does not upload cell content or require an account.
Markdown tables are an extension used by GitHub Flavored Markdown and many documentation systems. The generated divider row uses colons to record column alignment.
No. The grid editor, CSV parser, Markdown formatter, and preview all run locally in your browser. Cell content is not sent to a conversion service, so you can work with private draft documentation without uploading it.
Yes. You can create, import, preview, and copy Markdown tables for free without signing up. The editor supports tables with up to 500 data rows and 50 columns, which keeps large pasted spreadsheets responsive in the browser.
Yes. Copy a cell range from Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, or LibreOffice and paste it into the import box. Spreadsheet apps normally place tab-separated data on the clipboard, which the automatic separator option detects before building the editable grid.
Yes. Paste comma-separated text, leave separator detection on automatic, and select Import data. Quoted CSV fields can contain commas, line breaks, or doubled quote characters. The first imported row becomes the Markdown header.
Choose an alignment above each column. A leading colon in the divider means left aligned, colons on both sides mean centered, and a trailing colon means right aligned. Default alignment uses dashes without colons.
Markdown tables are not part of the original core Markdown syntax, but they are supported by GitHub Flavored Markdown and many documentation tools, wikis, and editors. Check the renderer used by your target platform if a preview does not display as a table.
The generator adds a backslash before each pipe so it stays inside the cell instead of creating another column. Line breaks become an HTML <code><br></code> tag, a common approach in Markdown renderers that allow inline HTML.
