Markdown table to Excel
Paste or drop a Markdown file and download an .xlsx: every table becomes a worksheet, numeric cells are real numbers, and the header row is bold. Built entirely in your browser.
How the conversion works
- Drop or paste — the Markdown; the preview shows every table.
- More formats → To Excel (XLSX) — the workbook is generated locally with one worksheet per table.
- Open — in Excel, Numbers, LibreOffice or Google Sheets.
What is preserved
- Header row (bold) and every data row; empty cells stay empty.
- Numbers, including thousands separators, become numeric cells; everything else is text.
- Worksheet names come from the nearest heading above each table.
- Column widths are fitted to the longest cell.
What is not
- Inline formatting inside cells (bold, links, code) is flattened to plain text.
- HTML tables and merged cells are not supported — use standard Markdown tables.
- Formulas are not evaluated: a cell containing =SUM(...) is stored as text.
⬇ Drop your .md here — or try the sample
Converts in seconds · nothing stored · no signup
Files are processed temporarily for conversion and not stored.
Two Markdown tables — load them, then More formats → To Excel (XLSX).
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert several tables at once?
Yes. Every table in the document becomes its own worksheet in the same workbook.
Are my tables uploaded?
No. The Excel file is built in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
Does it work with tables copied from ChatGPT or Notion?
Yes, as long as they are Markdown tables (pipes and a dash row).
Is it free?
Free, no account, no limits beyond the 1 MB file size.