Table Converter
Read the input as rows of cells, then write those rows back out in another format. Lines groups every N lines into one row, CSV reads comma separated values with quoted fields, and TSV reads tab separated values. Output as a Markdown table, CSV, TSV, or your own separator.
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0 lines · 0 chars
0 rows × 0 columns · 0 lines
How the output renders
Nothing to preview yet — add input to build a table.
Instructions
Reads your text as rows of cells and writes those same rows back out in another format.
- Start from a Quick preset (CSV to Markdown, TSV to Markdown, …) — it sets both formats in one click.
- Paste your data into Input.
- Adjust Input format if the guess is wrong. Lines groups every N lines into a row, CSV handles quoted fields, TSV is tab-separated, Custom separator is whatever you type.
- Pick the Output format and its options — Markdown alignment, padded columns, header row.
- Copy the result out of the Output box.
Tips
- CSV input understands quoted cells, so
"Bell, Bob"stays one cell. - For Lines input, set Lines per row to the number of fields each record occupies.
- A tab cannot be typed into a text field — use the Tab button beside the separator input.
- The row and column count under the output is the quickest check that the input parsed the way you expected.
- With Markdown output, the Markdown preview under the boxes renders the table — the fastest way to spot a stray column or a wrong header row.
- Hit Example and click any preset: it loads a matching sample table and converts it straight away.