CSV to Markdown Table Converter

Yes. A field wrapped in double quotes can contain commas, line breaks and escaped quotes written as two double quotes, and it is read as a single cell. So Ada,"Engineer, Lead" produces two columns, not three.

Every pipe inside a cell is escaped as a backslash pipe, because a bare pipe would start a new table column. Backslashes are escaped first so an existing backslash is not misread.

Yes. Left keeps plain dashes, Center wraps the separator in colons as :---:, and Right puts a trailing colon as ---:. The alignment applies to every column at once, since GitHub-flavored Markdown reads it from the separator row.

Uncheck 'First row is a header' and the tool builds a header reading Column 1, Column 2 and so on, then treats every row of your data as a table row.

Ragged rows are padded with empty cells to match the widest row, so the table stays valid. A short row simply ends with blank cells rather than shifting the grid.

A hard line break inside a quoted field is collapsed to a single space, because a Markdown table cell must stay on one line. Each cell is also trimmed, so stray leading or trailing spaces are removed.

The output is GitHub-flavored Markdown, which renders on GitHub, GitLab, many static site generators and note apps like Obsidian. Some plain CommonMark viewers do not support tables, so the raw pipes may show instead.

There is no fixed limit. The conversion runs in your browser, so the practical ceiling is your device memory, and even large sheets convert almost instantly.

Yes. The conversion happens entirely in your browser and nothing is uploaded, so your rows never leave your device.