What happens to the first row?

The first row is treated as the header row and placed above the separator line (|---|---| etc.) in the Markdown table.

Can I use a different delimiter?

Yes. Tab-separated (TSV), semicolon-separated, and pipe-separated values are all supported via the delimiter selector.

Are cells with commas or pipe characters handled correctly?

Yes. Cells containing commas (in CSV) are expected to be quoted — the parser handles quoted fields correctly. Pipe characters within cells are escaped in the Markdown output.

Can I control column alignment in the Markdown table?

Yes. Set per-column alignment (left :---, center :---:, right ---:) via the column options, which updates the separator row accordingly.

CSV to Markdown Table

Converts CSV data into a properly formatted GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) table. The first row is used as the header row with the separator line added automatically. Supports quoted fields, commas inside quotes, and custom delimiters. Perfect for documentation, README files, and blog posts.

Runs entirely in your browser — your input is never uploaded, stored, or logged.

Paste your CSV and get a formatted Markdown table ready to drop into any documentation. To reverse the conversion, use the Markdown Table to CSV converter.

Examples

Simple CSV

Input

Name,Age
Alice,30
Bob,25

Output

| Name | Age |
|---|---|
| Alice | 30 |
| Bob | 25 |

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