Build a Markdown table by typing into a visual grid — choose rows, columns, and alignment, and get perfectly formatted, column-aligned Markdown ready to paste into GitHub, Notion, or any editor.
How it works
- Configure the grid by selecting the desired number of rows and columns.
- Click into the visual cells and type your data.
- Adjust text alignment, then copy the perfectly formatted Markdown syntax.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Markdown table syntax work under the hood?
It requires a header row, a separator row of dashes, and data rows — all split by pipe (|) characters. Colons indicate alignment (:--- is left).
Do all Markdown platforms support tables?
GitHub, Notion, and Obsidian fully support them. However, standard original Markdown lacked table specs, so a few older parsers might fail.
Can I force line breaks inside a specific cell?
Standard Markdown fundamentally forbids multi-line table cells. On platforms that allow HTML (like GitHub), you can manually insert a `<br>` tag.