CSV to Markdown Table
Convert CSV to a Markdown table ready for READMEs, docs and Wikis. Auto-detects separator (comma, semicolon or tab) and supports per-column alignment. Everything in your browser.
CSV to a Markdown table
Building a decent table in a README, in documentation or on a wiki tends to be a chore, since Markdown's table syntax is a pain to type by hand. Here you drop in a CSV and get back the Markdown table already formatted, ready to paste.
The separator is figured out on its own (comma, semicolon or tab) and there's per-column alignment, so you can push numbers to the right and text to the left, for instance. No lining up pipes by hand: you paste the data and the table comes out done.
All of this runs in the browser and nothing is sent to servers. Anyone writing technical documentation gets a handy shortcut when it's time to build tables.
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