HTML Table Generator

Writing table markup by hand is tedious — keeping rows and columns aligned in HTML or Markdown, remembering the pipe syntax, and getting cell spacing right takes time and creates easy-to-miss errors. The Table Generator lets you build tables visually and outputs clean, ready-to-paste code in HTML, Markdown, or CSV format. Building your table: Start by setting the number of rows and columns. A blank table grid appears — click any cell to type content directly into it. Tab moves to the next cell; Shift+Tab goes backward. Press Enter in the last column to add a new row automatically. Add and remove rows and columns: Use the + and − buttons on the edges of the table grid to add or remove rows and columns. New columns insert at the right; new rows append at the bottom. Click and drag column headers to reorder them. Set header row: Toggle the first row as a header row. In the HTML output, the first row uses <th> tags inside a <thead> element. In Markdown output, the header separator row of dashes is inserted automatically. In CSV, the first row simply becomes the first line of the file. HTML customization: For HTML output, set the table width, add a CSS class name, enable or disable borders, and set cell padding. The output uses inline styles by default, or class-based styling if you prefer to handle CSS separately. Output formats: Switch between HTML, Markdown, and CSV using the format tabs. Each updates instantly based on your current table content. Copy the code: Click Copy to copy the complete table code in the selected format. Paste directly into your HTML file, Markdown document, README, spreadsheet, or wherever you need the table. Common uses: HTML documentation tables, README tables in GitHub repositories, blog post comparison tables, simple data presentation, and converting a small dataset from a spreadsheet into embeddable web code.