Markdown Table Generator

Auto-mode looks at the first non-empty line and counts tabs, commas, pipes, and semicolons — whichever appears most wins. If your data is mixed, pick the delimiter explicitly.

Yes for comma-delimited input — quoted cells ("a, b") are parsed as one cell, and "" inside quotes becomes a literal quote. Tab/pipe/semicolon modes split naively.

Missing cells are filled with empty strings so the table stays rectangular.

Not in this tool — the alignment applies to every column for simplicity. For per-column alignment, edit the separator row directly after copying.

No. The input is split on newlines before any parsing, so a quoted CSV cell that spans two lines becomes two rows — the first with an unterminated quote, the second short a column. Markdown tables have no cell-level line break either; the usual workaround is a literal <br> inside the cell, which you add after copying. Flatten multi-line cells to one line first if you can.

The padding counts characters, not display columns. CJK text and full-width punctuation take one character but two terminal columns, and an emoji counts as two characters while occupying two columns, so the source pipes will not line up. Only the pipes and the separator row matter to a Markdown renderer, so the rendered output is still correct — it is purely a source-readability effect.