From spreadsheet to Markdown in one paste
When you copy a range in Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice Calc or Apple Numbers, the clipboard holds the cells as tab-separated text. Paste that here and the tab delimiter is detected automatically. The same works for .csv exports from databases, analytics tools and bank statements.
How parsing works
- Delimiters are detected from the first rows (comma, semicolon, tab or pipe). European CSV files often use semicolons because the comma is the decimal separator.
- Quoted values follow RFC 4180:
"Smith, Jane"stays one cell and""inside quotes is a literal quote. - Line breaks inside quoted cells become
<br>, since Markdown table rows must be one line. - Pipes in values are escaped as
\|. - Number columns (including currency and percentages) are right-aligned with
---:so the digits line up.
JSON to Markdown table
Paste an array of objects like [{"name":"Ana","role":"Dev"}]. Keys from every object are merged into the header, missing values become empty cells, and nested values are shown as compact JSON. If the JSON is an object that contains an array (as many APIs return, e.g. {"data":[…]}), the first array is used.
Want to edit the result cell by cell? Import it into the table generator.