Table to Markdown
Choose the right converter for CSV, JSON, HTML, Excel, or a rich pasted table.
How do I convert a table to Markdown?
Choose the converter that matches the table's real source format. Use CSV for delimited rows, JSON for records, HTML for table markup, Excel for workbooks, or Paste to Markdown when the clipboard includes a rich HTML table.
Choose a table source
| Source | Choose it when | Processing | Converter |
|---|---|---|---|
| CSV | You have rows and columns in a .csv file or pasted CSV. | Runs in your browser | CSV to Markdown table |
| JSON | You have an array or structured records in JSON. | Runs in your browser | JSON to Markdown table |
| HTML table | You copied table markup or have a <table> element. | Runs in your browser | HTML to Markdown table |
| Excel workbook | You have an .xlsx file with one or more worksheets. | Uses the file-conversion service | Excel to Markdown |
| Pasted grid or rich text | Your clipboard provides a rich HTML table. | Runs in your browser | Paste to Markdown |
Limits and privacy
Markdown tables do not represent merged cells, row spans, formulas, styling, or workbook behavior. CSV, JSON, HTML, and rich-paste conversions run locally. Excel conversion uses mdedit.ai's private file-conversion service and its stated retention policy. Review generated Markdown before publishing. For table syntax, alignment, and escaped pipe characters, read the Markdown table guide.