Type your data, paste it, or upload a CSV/Excel file. Pose the HTML table, then export to HTML, PDF, Excel, CSV, Markdown or JSON.
| Plan | Storage | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 10 GB | Free |
| Creator | 250 GB | $9/mo |
| Studio | 1 TB | $24/mo |
Enter your own data on the left, watch it render on the right, then copy or export the finished table.
Built to cover 3D table styling and the everyday HTML table problems bloggers actually run into.
Classic Emboss (raised, tactile shadows) and Neon Glass (frosted, glowing edges) — each with its own generated CSS.
Type into an editable grid, paste CSV/TSV, or upload a .csv/.xlsx file — parsed instantly, right in your browser.
Download as HTML, CSV, Excel (.xlsx), PDF, Markdown or JSON — not just copy‑paste code.
Tilt and rotate the table in real 3D space with slider drag bars, plus an optional auto‑rotate animation.
Turn on click‑to‑sort columns and a built‑in search box — the behavior ships inside your exported code.
Horizontal‑scroll wrapping keeps wide tables intact on phones instead of breaking your layout.
Keep headers — or the first column — visible while readers scroll through long tables.
Live color pickers, adjustable border style/width/color, and a corner‑radius preview swatch.
One‑click zebra striping and lift/glow hover states for easier row scanning.
Every change renders immediately in an isolated preview frame — what you see is what you export.
Each table gets a unique class ID so exported styles never clash with your existing Blogger theme.
Solves collapsed borders, overflow, uneven padding, and unreadable small‑screen tables out of the box.
Five steps from blank idea to a published table.
Type it into the grid, paste it from a spreadsheet, or upload a CSV/Excel file.
Pick a theme engine, colors, borders, corner radius and typography.
Drag the tilt and rotate bars, or switch on auto‑rotate animation.
Copy the code, or download HTML, CSV, Excel, PDF, Markdown or JSON.
Open your post → HTML view (⟨⟩) → paste → publish.
No coding background required — but power users get full control too.
Add pricing tables, comparison charts and spec sheets without editing your theme's CSS.
Build eye‑catching product comparison tables that boost click‑through.
Skip boilerplate — generate a solid starting point, then fine‑tune the exported CSS.
Present schedules, grading rubrics and data sets clearly on class or portfolio sites.
Display service packages, pricing tiers and feature matrices professionally.
Import a CSV/Excel export, style it, and publish it as a clean web table in minutes.
Small choices that make a big difference in how your table reads, performs and exports.
Keep it to 3–5 columns on mobile‑heavy blogs — wide tables get squeezed even with responsive scroll.
Pick a primary color a few shades darker or lighter than your header text for readability.
Use low depth and a gentle 5–10° tilt for content tables; save strong rotation for hero/pricing tables.
Use file upload, not paste, for data containing commas inside cells — the file parser handles it correctly.
The PDF is a visual snapshot of your styled table, so 3D depth and colors are preserved exactly as shown.
Excel and CSV exports contain values only — spreadsheets don't render CSS 3D styling, by design.
Always fill in real headers — screen readers rely on <th> text to describe columns.
Paste inside "HTML view", not the visual editor, or Blogger will escape your tags.
Yes. The generated CSS is scoped to a unique class name per table, so it won't conflict with your existing Blogger theme styles.
Yes. Type directly into the Manual Grid, paste CSV/TSV text, or upload a .csv/.xlsx/.xls file — the table and every export update from your real data.
HTML+CSS (for Blogger/websites), CSV, Excel (.xlsx), PDF, Markdown and JSON — pick whichever format fits where the table is going.
Yes — the PDF export captures a visual snapshot of your styled table exactly as it appears in the preview, including colors, depth and radius.
No. All parsing, generation and exporting happens locally in your browser. Nothing you type or upload is transmitted anywhere.
Theme 1 (Classic Emboss) uses layered box‑shadows for a raised, tactile card look. Theme 2 (Neon Glass) uses translucency and glowing borders for a modern dark‑mode look.
The generator supports up to 12 columns and 40 rows per table, which covers virtually every blog use case while keeping code lightweight.