CSV to Markdown Table

Turn spreadsheet data into a neat Markdown table for READMEs and documentation.

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About this tool

How the CSV to Markdown Table works

Convert CSV to a Markdown table for GitHub, GitLab, Notion and docs. Padded columns, numbers aligned right, and pipes escaped. Free and instant.

How to use the CSV to Markdown Table

  1. Paste CSV, or cells copied from Excel or Google Sheets.
  2. Choose the alignment and padding.
  3. Copy the Markdown into your README or docs.

CSV to Markdown Table example

Input
plan,price,seats
Starter,0,1
Team,29,10
Result
| plan    | price | seats |
| ------- | ----: | ----: |
| Starter |     0 |     1 |
| Team    |    29 |    10 |

When to use it

  • Adding comparison or pricing tables to a README.
  • Documenting configuration options in docs.
  • Writing tables in issues and pull requests.

Tip: Use Markdown to CSV to turn the table back into a spreadsheet when it needs bigger edits.

Pretty columns

Columns are padded to the same width so the table is readable in plain text too.

Smart alignment

Numeric columns are right-aligned automatically, or choose left, center or right.

Escaped content

Pipe characters are escaped and line breaks become <br> so the table never breaks.

Paste from Excel

Tab-separated text copied from a spreadsheet is detected as well as CSV.

FAQ

Common questions

Where do Markdown tables work?

GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Notion, Obsidian, Docusaurus, MkDocs and most Markdown renderers that support GitHub Flavored Markdown.

Can I paste directly from Excel?

Yes. Copied cells are tab-separated, and the delimiter is detected automatically.

Why are some columns right-aligned?

Numeric columns are right-aligned in Auto mode so digits line up. Choose Left to align everything left.

Is it private?

Yes, everything runs in your browser.