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LaTeX Table Generator ๐
Paste your CSV or TSV data and get a clean, ready-to-paste LaTeX table - with booktabs rules, alignment, a header row, and an optional table environment with caption and label. Runs entirely in your browser.
LaTeX output
Your data never leaves your browser - there's no upload and nothing is stored.
How to generate a LaTeX table
- Paste your data into the box above, as comma-separated (CSV) or tab-separated (TSV) values. The first row can be your column headers.
- Pick your options: keep booktabs on for clean professional rules, choose the column alignment, and decide whether to wrap the table in a
tableenvironment with a caption and label. - Click Generate (output also updates as you type), then press Copy and paste the LaTeX straight into your document.
About this tool
This generator turns tabular data into a LaTeX tabular for you. Cell contents are escaped so LaTeX special characters (& % $ # _ { } ~ ^ \) render as literal text rather than breaking your build. Everything happens in your browser with JavaScript - no server, no upload.
What is booktabs?
booktabs is a popular LaTeX package for professional tables. It provides \toprule, \midrule, and \bottomrule for well-spaced horizontal rules instead of the heavier \hline. Add \usepackage{booktabs} to your preamble. Turn this option off to use plain \hline rules instead.Does it handle commas inside quoted CSV fields?
"") inside a quoted field is treated as a single literal quote - standard CSV quoting. Tab- and semicolon-separated input is split on the delimiter directly.How are columns and ragged rows handled?
Is my data stored?
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