CSV to table converter
Paste CSV and see it as a clean table — then copy it as HTML or Markdown.
From raw CSV to a usable table
Paste comma-, semicolon-, tab-, or pipe-separated values and the tool renders a clean, formatted table instantly. It auto-detects the delimiter, so you don't have to tell it what kind of file you've got, and it correctly handles quoted fields that contain commas inside them — the thing that trips up naive CSV parsing. When you're happy, copy the result as an HTML table for a web page or a Markdown table for docs and READMEs.
Why this beats opening a spreadsheet
When someone sends you a chunk of CSV — an export, a log snippet, a data sample — opening a whole spreadsheet app just to read it is overkill. Pasting it here gives you a readable grid in a second, which is often all you need to scan the columns, sanity-check the data, or grab a Markdown version for documentation. It runs entirely in your browser, so confidential exports never leave your device.
Markdown tables, the easy way
Hand-writing a Markdown table — lining up pipes and dashes — is tedious and easy to get wrong. Converting from CSV is far faster: paste your data, copy the Markdown output, and drop it straight into a README, a GitHub issue, or any docs tool that renders Markdown. For the reverse trip or to convert structured data, the JSON ↔ CSV converter handles arrays of objects in both directions.