Markdown is great for writing, but when you need to embed a table in a web page, email template, or CMS, you need HTML. The Markdown → HTML converter produces standards-compliant <table> markup in one click.
The Output Format
The converter produces a <table> element with <thead> and <tbody> sections. Headers are wrapped in <th> elements and data cells in <td> elements.
The output is minimal and clean — no inline styles, no class attributes — so it is easy to apply your own CSS or paste into any rich-text editor.
Embedding in Web Pages
Copy the HTML output and paste it directly into your HTML file, CMS editor, or email template. All major email clients render standard HTML tables correctly.
If you need styled tables, wrap the output in a <div> with a class and apply styles in your CSS. The clean output makes this straightforward.
Differences from GFM
Markdown alignment syntax (:---:, ---:) is mapped to text-align CSS in the <th> and <td> elements when the Include Alignment option is enabled.
Tables that render in Notion or Obsidian may look slightly different in raw HTML because those platforms apply their own table styles. Always preview the HTML in a browser before publishing.