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CSV to Markdown Table Converter

Paste a CSV or a spreadsheet export, get an aligned Markdown table.

CSV or TSV
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Markdown table

What this does

Paste CSV or TSV and get a Markdown table you can commit. The delimiter is read from the first line, so a file exported from a spreadsheet — tab separated — works without being converted first.

Where it earns its keep

  • A spreadsheet of team roles, copied straight into a project README
  • Release notes kept in a CSV, turned into the table in a changelog
  • Captured data pasted into a bug report, readable without opening Excel

The parts CSV makes awkward

Quoted fields are handled properly: "Sato, Kenji" stays one cell, and a newline inside quotes does not split the row. Doubled quotes become a literal quote. What it will not do is guess that a comma is both your delimiter and a thousands separator — if columns come out wrong, look at the delimiter it picked on the first line.

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