CSV delimiters and spreadsheet paste
Paste comma-separated data, tab-separated spreadsheet cells or semicolon-separated CSV. Automatic detection chooses the delimiter; select one manually if the source uses an unusual mix. UTF-8 is the default file encoding, with UTF-16 and Korean EUC-KR options for older exports.
Quoted cells and line breaks
A cell containing a delimiter belongs inside double quotes. Inside a quoted cell, two double quotes represent one literal quote. Quoted multiline values stay in one cell and become <br> line breaks in the Markdown table. A literal pipe is escaped so it does not create an extra column.
Name,Note Alex,"first line second line"
Table headers and column alignment
Keep “First row as header” selected when the first row contains column names. Clear it to generate column names and retain the first row as data. Left, center and right alignment change the colon positions in the separator row. Alignment does not sort or change your data. Uneven rows are padded with empty cells.
GFM table output
The result uses pipe separators and a header separator row, as required by GFM tables. Copy the Markdown into a compatible editor or download the .md file. Preview the result after editing. Spreadsheet formulas are treated as text and are not executed by the converter.