Markdown Table Generator | CSV and TSV to Tables
Turn CSV, TSV, or delimited rows into Markdown tables with header rows, column alignment, and cleaned cell spacing.
Build Markdown Tables from Rows
Convert comma-separated, tab-separated, semicolon-separated, or pipe-separated rows into Markdown table syntax with optional headers and column alignment.
Review Delimiters and Empty Cells
Choose the delimiter that matches your source data, trim unwanted spaces, and check blank cells before pasting the table into GitHub, docs, Notion exports, or static site content.
Useful for Docs and README Files
Use it to turn spreadsheet rows, comparison lists, pricing notes, release tables, or API field lists into clean Markdown without hand-counting pipes.
About This Tool
Markdown Table Generator builds properly formatted Markdown tables from data you enter in a visual grid. It handles column alignment, adds the header separator row, and outputs clean table syntax that renders correctly in GitHub, Notion, and any Markdown editor.
When to Use It
Use this when writing documentation in a Markdown file and you need a table without memorising the pipe and dash syntax, or when converting a small dataset into a readable table for a README or wiki page.
How to Use
- Enter your column headers in the top row.
- Add data rows by typing into the grid cells.
- Choose left, right, or centre alignment for each column.
- Copy the generated Markdown table syntax from the output area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the output render in GitHub Flavored Markdown?
Yes. The syntax follows GitHub Flavored Markdown table spec and renders in GitHub README files, issues, and wikis.
Can I paste existing data into the grid?
You can paste tab-separated data from a spreadsheet and the tool will distribute it across columns automatically.
How many columns and rows can I add?
The generator supports up to 20 columns and as many rows as needed without performance issues.