Markdown Table Generator - Interactive Grid Editor

Create Markdown tables with visual grid editor. Add/remove rows and columns, set alignment, import CSV. Perfect for GitHub README and documentation.

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Table Editor

Import CSV/TSV

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Column Alignment

Set alignment for each column:

Apply to all columns:

Markdown Output

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Markdown table is a text-based table format using pipes (|) and dashes (-) to create rows and columns. It's the standard table format for GitHub, GitLab, documentation sites, and static site generators.

The grid editor provides an interactive spreadsheet-like interface. Click any cell to edit text directly. Use the Add/Remove buttons to adjust rows and columns dynamically. Changes update the Markdown code instantly.

Choose left, center, or right alignment for each column independently. Left uses :---, center uses :---:, and right uses ---:. This controls text alignment when the table is rendered.

Yes. Paste CSV or TSV data in the import box, and the tool creates a table automatically. It detects delimiters (comma, tab, semicolon) and populates the grid with your data.

Use the Add Row/Column buttons to expand the table. Click the × button on any row or column header to remove it. The table resizes instantly and updates the Markdown output.

Absolutely. The generated Markdown is fully compatible with GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM). Copy the output directly into README.md, issues, pull requests, or wikis.

Pipe characters (|) are automatically escaped as \| to prevent breaking table structure. Other Markdown characters (*, _, #) work normally. HTML entities are supported by most renderers.

Yes. Use the Copy button to copy Markdown to clipboard, or Download button to save as a .md file. You can also download as CSV for use in spreadsheet applications.

The tool supports tables up to 100 rows and 50 columns. For best readability in documentation, keep tables to about 20 rows and 10 columns. Larger tables may be hard to read in rendered Markdown.

Yes. Both Jekyll (Kramdown) and Hugo (Goldmark) support standard Markdown tables. The generated code works seamlessly in blog posts, documentation pages, and static site content.

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