Markdown Table to Image
Turn short or long Markdown tables into polished PNG pages with language-aware wrapping and automatically balanced column widths.
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About Table to Image
This renderer measures every header and cell instead of assigning equal widths. It keeps numeric columns compact, gives prose more room, wraps CJK and long words safely, respects right-to-left text, and automatically splits long tables into consistent PNG pages entirely in your browser.
How to use
- Paste a GitHub-Flavored Markdown table with a header and alignment row.
- Choose a smart, compact, or wide layout plus the image theme and resolution.
- Review the language-aware preview, then copy one page, download one PNG, or package every page as a ZIP.
FAQ
How are the column widths selected?
The renderer measures actual glyph widths, estimates a useful minimum and ideal width for each column, then distributes the available canvas width according to how much each column can shrink. Numeric columns stay compact while long narrative columns receive more space.
Does it support Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, and emoji?
Yes. It uses browser text measurement and Intl.Segmenter for word and grapheme boundaries, applies platform CJK fallback fonts, preserves emoji clusters, and detects right-to-left cells for drawing.
Can it export very long Markdown tables?
Yes. Tables can contain up to 5,000 body rows. The renderer measures the complete table once, repeats the header and identical column widths on every page, and can split a single unusually tall row across pages. Preview pages individually or download all PNG pages in one ZIP.
Is my table uploaded?
No. Parsing, font measurement, Canvas drawing, clipboard copying, and PNG creation all happen locally in the browser.