HTML tool
Paste a <table> from docs, email, or a CMS. Get GitHub-flavored Markdown with headers, alignment, links, and spans. Files stay on this device.
Like the tool? Find a bug?Share with usPaste an HTML <table>. Links, bold, and alignment become GitHub-flavored Markdown. Files stay on this device.
Markdown will appear here.Guide
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Markdown tables are rows of cells separated by |. This tool reads HTML <table> markup and emits that pipe syntax.
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Sample, Align, and Spans are starting points. Parsing stays local — paste a whole document and every table is converted.
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Auto uses <thead> or a first row of <th>. Alignment follows align or text-align. Colspan and rowspan fill empty cells so columns stay lined up.
Use it
Header rows, body rows, links, <strong>, <em>, <code>, images, and simple spans. Pipes inside cells are escaped. Huge pages still hit the 50,000 character cap — convert one table at a time if needed.
FAQ
Yes. Output is GitHub-flavored Markdown: a header row, a separator, then data rows. Alignment uses :---, :---:, and ---:.
Markdown has no real cell merging. This tool keeps the column count stable: extra span slots become empty cells so the table still lines up in a README.
No. Parsing happens in your browser tab. There is no account and no API call.