Turn CSV data into a GitHub-flavored Markdown table. Choose the delimiter and column alignment, then copy the table. Everything runs in your browser.
How to use the Markdown Table
Paste your CSV, with the first row as the header.
Pick the delimiter and the column alignment.
Copy the generated Markdown table.
Frequently asked questions
A GitHub-flavored Markdown table: a header row, an alignment divider, then the data rows. It renders in GitHub, most wikis and Markdown editors.
The alignment you choose is written into the divider row using colons (:--- left, :---: center, ---: right), which Markdown renderers use to align every column.
Quoted CSV fields are parsed correctly, and any pipe characters in the data are escaped so the table stays valid. Line breaks inside cells are flattened to spaces.
No. The table is generated entirely in your browser; nothing you paste leaves your device.
This tool converts CSV data into a clean Markdown table that you can drop into READMEs, issues, wikis and documentation. The first row becomes the header, and you can set the column alignment.
It reads standard CSV with comma, semicolon or tab delimiters, handles quoted fields, and escapes special characters so the table always renders. Everything is processed locally in your browser.
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