What is it?
The HTML Table Generator turns spreadsheet data into a clean, accessible HTML table for a website, blog post or email. Paste from Excel or Google Sheets (or CSV), choose First row is the header, Add simple styling, Striped rows and a Caption (optional), then copy the code.
Who is it for?
Bloggers adding price lists, timetables and comparison tables to posts, small businesses, teachers publishing results, and developers who need table markup quickly.
How to use it
- Copy cells in Excel or Sheets and paste them.
- Choose the options and check the Preview.
- Copy the HTML and paste it in your page’s or Blogger post’s HTML view.
Accessibility
A header row (<th>) and a caption help screen-reader users and search engines understand the table. Don’t use tables for page layout; use them for data.
Errors and how to fix them
- Everything in one column: the data was separated by spaces; paste straight from the spreadsheet (tab-separated) or as CSV.
- Table too wide on phones: wrap it in
<div style="overflow-x:auto">so it scrolls sideways. - Blogger changes the table: paste in HTML view, not Compose view.
Questions people ask
- Can I make it responsive? Wrap it in a scrolling div for phones.
- Does styling work in emails? Simple inline styling works in most email apps.
Open the tool: HTML Table Generator
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