LaTeX table generator
Type in a grid or paste cells from a spreadsheet, choose a style, and copy a clean LaTeX tabular with caption and label. Markdown and HTML too.
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LaTeX table generator
How to make a table in LaTeX
- Type in the grid, or paste a table from Excel, Google Sheets, a CSV or Markdown.
- Choose the style, alignment, caption and label.
- Copy the LaTeX into your document.
Tables that look professional
Booktabs style uses the rules recommended for scientific papers: a strong line at the top and bottom and a light one under the header, with no vertical lines. Grid and lines styles are there too.
No more broken tables
Characters such as &, %, _ and # are escaped for you, while math between dollar signs stays as it is. Columns are padded so the source is easy to read.
LaTeX table generator: questions and answers
Can I paste a table from Excel or Google Sheets?
Yes. Copy the cells, then use Paste a table. CSV files, Markdown tables and existing LaTeX tabulars work too.
Which packages does it need?
None for the lines, grid and plain styles. Booktabs style needs \usepackage{booktabs} in your preamble; the output reminds you.
Is my data uploaded?
No. The table is built in your browser.