Table Generator
Generate tables in multiple formats
About the Table Generator
This table generator lets you build a table visually and export it as HTML, Markdown, CSV or JSON. It removes the tedious part of hand-writing table markup, where one misplaced pipe or tag breaks the whole thing.
A table generator earns its place because table markup is the most error-prone thing to write by hand. HTML tables need correctly nested table, thead, tbody, tr, th and td elements; Markdown tables need a pipe layout and a separator row that lines up.
Markdown tables in particular fail silently. A missing pipe or a malformed separator produces a paragraph rather than a table, and you only find out after committing — which is why building it visually and exporting is faster than iterating on the syntax.
Four export formats cover the usual destinations: HTML for a page, Markdown for a README or documentation, CSV for a spreadsheet, JSON for code. The same table can be exported to each without rebuilding it.
How to use the Table Generator
- Set the dimensions. Choose how many rows and columns you need.
- Fill in the cells. Type your content into the grid.
- Pick the output format. Choose HTML, Markdown, CSV or JSON.
- Copy the result. Take the generated table into your document or code.
Table Generator features
- Visual grid editing with live preview
- HTML table export with proper thead and tbody
- Markdown pipe table export
- CSV and JSON export from the same table
- Add and remove rows and columns freely
- Runs entirely in your browser
Frequently asked questions
Which formats can I export to?
HTML, Markdown, CSV and JSON, all from the same table without rebuilding it.
Why do my hand-written Markdown tables break?
A missing pipe or a malformed separator row makes the table render as a paragraph, and it fails silently.
Is the HTML output semantic?
Yes. It uses properly nested table, thead, tbody, tr, th and td elements.
Can I add rows and columns after starting?
Yes, at any point, and the preview updates as you go.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser.