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Excel to Markdown Table — Paste and Edit Grid

Build a Markdown table visually: click a cell and type, add rows and columns, set per-column alignment, and copy the ready GFM table.

Click any cell below and type — the Markdown table updates live as you edit.

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Result

This page opens the table builder with a tab-separated sample already imported - the same shape you get when you select a range in Excel or Google Sheets and copy it - showing Name, Age and City rows for Alice and Bob.

Copying straight out of a spreadsheet gives you tab-separated cells, not commas, which is exactly what the import box auto-detects here: paste your selection from Excel or Sheets over the sample text and click import, no need to save a .csv file first.

Once imported, the data lands in a real editable grid rather than a converted text blob - click any cell to adjust it, add or remove rows and columns, and the padded Markdown table below stays in sync with every change.

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Accepted Formats & Rules

  • Editable spreadsheet-like grid with add/remove column and add/remove row controls.
  • Left/center/right alignment picker per column, mapped to the GFM separator row.
  • Paste CSV or TSV to import rows straight from Excel, Google Sheets or a .csv file, with a proper quoted-field parser.
  • Live output textarea with column-width padding and a one-click copy button.

Key Benefits

✓ Click any cell and type - there is nothing to paste or format first, the grid itself is the input.
✓ The GFM markdown output below updates on every keystroke, already padded to readable column widths.
✓ Per-column alignment sets the exact :---/:---:/---: separator syntax without memorizing it.

Use Cases

  • • Build a comparison table for a README cell by cell, adding a column mid-way when a reviewer asks for one more metric.
  • • Paste a small range copied from Google Sheets, fix a couple of typos right in the grid, and copy the padded GFM table into a GitHub issue.
  • • Set the price column to right-aligned and the name column to left-aligned so the rendered table reads cleanly in a wiki page.