CSV/TSV to Markdown table

Turn CSV or TSV rows into a padded, pipe-delimited Markdown table with a chosen column alignment. Runs on your device, nothing is uploaded.

CSV/TSV to Markdown table checks your first line for whichever separator, tab or comma, appears more often, then delimits the file by that choice. It pads every column to its widest cell and writes a pipe-delimited table with the alignment you pick. Fewer cells than the widest row get padded with empty strings. No rows at all is refused first.

Questions

How does it decide between comma and tab?

It counts which separator appears more often in the file's first non-empty line and uses that one.

What alignments can I choose?

Left, center, right or none, applied to every column in the table.

What happens with uneven row lengths?

Shorter rows are padded with empty cells rather than the tool refusing.

What if the file has no rows?

The tool refuses, naming the file as having none.

Does it detect the delimiter per file or per line?

Per file, from the first line only; the rest of the file is parsed with that same delimiter.

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