Markdown Table Generator

Paste your CSV or tab-separated data into the input field and click the Generate Table button. The tool will automatically detect your data structure and create a properly formatted Markdown table with headers and aligned columns.

The tool supports both CSV (comma-separated values) and TSV (tab-separated values) formats. You can paste data directly from Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet application, and it will be converted to Markdown table format.

Markdown tables work in GitHub README files, GitLab wikis, documentation platforms like Read the Docs, static site generators like Jekyll and Hugo, and any platform that supports Markdown formatting. They're perfect for presenting structured data in documentation.

The tool generates standard left-aligned Markdown tables by default. You can manually adjust alignment in the output by modifying the separator row (use :--- for left, :---: for center, or ---: for right alignment).

Yes, you can include most characters in table cells. The tool will properly escape special Markdown characters to ensure they display correctly. You can also use inline Markdown formatting like bold, italic, or links within cells.

The tool will attempt to normalize your data by using the first row as a template for the number of columns. Rows with fewer columns will have empty cells, while rows with extra columns may be truncated or wrapped depending on the implementation.

Use standard Markdown syntax within cells: [link text](URL) for links and  for images. The Markdown table will render these properly when viewed on platforms supporting Markdown, making tables interactive and visually rich.

Standard Markdown doesn't support cell merging (colspan/rowspan). For complex table layouts requiring merged cells, consider using HTML tables instead, which are supported in most Markdown environments. Keep Markdown tables simple for best compatibility.

Standard Markdown tables don't support line breaks within cells. Use HTML `<br>` tags for line breaks if your Markdown renderer supports HTML, or keep cell content to single lines. For extensive multi-line content, consider restructuring your table or using alternative formatting.