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Build a Markdown table generator: fill in a spreadsheet-style grid, set each column's alignment, add or remove rows and columns, and copy clean GitHub-flavoured Markdown. Runs in the browser.

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What is a markdown table generator?

A Markdown table generator turns a grid of data into the pipe-and-dash syntax that Markdown uses for tables. Tables are one of the few things Markdown makes genuinely awkward to write by hand: every row is a line of cells separated by pipes, the header needs a second row of dashes, and that dash row also encodes each column's alignment with colons. Miss a single pipe and the whole table collapses into a paragraph. Writers reach for a generator constantly — documenting an API in a README, laying out options in a wiki, building a comparison in a blog post, or pasting structured notes into Obsidian or Notion. The useful ones give you a spreadsheet-style grid so you never touch the raw syntax, let you set per-column alignment with a click, escape any pipes hiding in your text, and can pad the output so the source stays readable.

Common features

  • A spreadsheet-style grid editor
  • Add and remove rows and columns
  • Per-column alignment (left / centre / right)
  • GitHub-flavoured Markdown output
  • Automatic pipe and newline escaping
  • Optional pretty-padded source
  • One-click copy
  • Live output as you type
  • Everything client-side; grid remembered
  • Light and dark themes

Real-world examples

Documenting a README

A developer fills a grid of config options and descriptions and pastes the Markdown straight into their README's options table.

A comparison table

A writer builds a feature comparison with the middle columns centre-aligned, then copies it into a blog post.

Avoiding broken tables

Someone pastes values that contain pipe characters and the generator escapes them, so the table renders instead of falling apart.

Why FloopFloop fits markdown table generator projects

A table generator is a small tool you want instant, ad-free, and yours. FloopFloop ships the generator you want — CSV import, an HTML or reStructuredText mode, a live rendered preview, your own styling — on your own domain, with the whole thing running in the browser. The 'spreadsheet' that ships by default lets you edit a grid and copies clean Markdown beneath it, and it's one prompt away from being whatever fits your docs.

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Build a Markdown table generator with a spreadsheet-style grid editor. Let me edit any cell, cycle each column's alignment (left / centre / right), and add or remove rows and columns. Generate GitHub-flavoured Markdown below — a header row, an alignment separator row using :-- / :-: / --:, and the body — escaping any pipe characters in the text. Add a toggle to pad the cells so the raw source lines up, and a copy button. Keep it deterministic so the first render is hydration-safe, and remember the grid in localStorage. 100% client-side.

Create a tool to make Markdown tables without counting pipes by hand: type into a grid and get the Markdown. Support column alignment. Keep it in the browser.

Build a Markdown table builder with a grid editor and a dark theme, outputting GitHub-flavoured Markdown I can paste into a README.

Build a generator that turns a grid of data into a properly aligned Markdown table with per-column alignment.

Häufig gestellte Fragen

What is a Markdown table?
It's a table written in plain text with pipes (|) separating cells and a row of dashes marking the header. GitHub, GitLab, Obsidian, Notion, and most static-site generators render it as a real table. The fiddly part is getting the pipes and the alignment row right by hand — this builds it for you.
How do I set column alignment?
Click the alignment icon at the top of each column to cycle left, centre, or right. That sets the markers in the separator row — :-- for left, :-: for centre, and --: for right — which is what controls how the rendered table aligns each column.
What does the 'align source' option do?
It pads every cell with spaces so the raw Markdown lines up into neat columns in your editor. It renders identically either way; padded source is just easier to read and edit by hand. Turn it off for the most compact output.
What if my text contains a pipe character?
It's escaped automatically (as \|) so it doesn't break the table, and line breaks inside a cell become <br>. You can paste freely without worrying about the syntax.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The table is built entirely in your browser and your grid is saved to localStorage only. The single outbound surface is the /api/health probe.

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