Extract Markdown tables and export them as clean CSV.
Free Markdown Table to CSV extracts any GFM-style Markdown table and exports it as clean, RFC-4180 CSV. It finds every table in a document automatically, quotes fields that contain commas or newlines, and lets you pick delimiter and scope.
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Pulling a table out of a Markdown doc for spreadsheet analysis shouldn't require a paid conversion service. The extractor runs entirely in your browser.
| Input | Output | Typical size | Speed | Login needed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Markdown (.md) | CSV (.csv) | Any size | < 10 ms for typical docs | No |
Here's what this free tool does in detail — every feature is built to solve real problems, runs entirely in your browser, and is free forever.
You don't have to paste just the table — paste the whole Markdown document and the tool locates every GFM table (pipe-delimited with separator rows) and pulls them out. The count is shown live so you know how many it found.
For the opposite direction (CSV → Markdown table), use the Free CSV to Markdown Table tool.
By default the tool extracts the first table. Switch to All tables to concatenate every table in the document, separated by blank lines. Useful for docs with multiple data tables you want merged into one spreadsheet.
Cells that contain your delimiter, double quotes, or newlines are automatically wrapped in double quotes with internal quotes doubled — exactly as Excel, Google Sheets, and every SQL import tool expects. No more 'broken CSV' issues.
Export as standard comma CSV, semicolon (European), tab (TSV), or pipe-delimited. Switch in one click.
Need JSON instead of CSV? The Markdown to JSON tool emits a full AST; the JSON to Markdown Table tool goes the other way.
Paste the full Markdown document — the tool finds every table for you.
Choose delimiter, first-table vs all-tables, and whether to include the header row.
Click Copy CSV or Download .csv to save the result.
Pull a pricing or comparison table out of a README and load it into a spreadsheet.
Convert benchmark tables from engineering docs into CSV for further analysis.
Pull feature matrices from PRDs and drop them into Google Sheets.
Extract tables from old Markdown blog posts before moving to a CMS that wants structured data.
Extract test-result tables from markdown issue templates.
Yes. Free forever, no account required.
By default the first table is extracted. Switch to 'all tables' for every table concatenated.
Comma (,) is standard CSV. European Excel sometimes wants semicolon (;). TSV uses tab. Pipe (|) is useful when data contains commas.
They're automatically quoted following RFC 4180.
No. Runs 100% in your browser.