M↓PDF to Markdown

Tables · GFM output

PDF Table to Markdown

Extract tables from your PDFs into clean GitHub-flavored Markdown tables. Column boundaries are detected automatically, all in your browser.

100% private — files never leave your browser

Drop a PDF to extract tables, or

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Tables onlyGFM output100% localMax 50MB
No PDF handy?

See it in action

  1. 01

    Upload a PDF that contains tables, or click "Try sample PDF" to load our pricing table demo.

  2. 02

    The output contains only GitHub-flavored Markdown tables — no surrounding prose.

  3. 03

    Copy the table into GitHub, Notion, Obsidian, or any editor that renders GFM tables.

output.mdWhat you get
PlanFeaturesPrice
FreeSingle file, basic$0
ProBatch, tables, OCR$9/mo
APIProgrammatic accessUsage

Automatic column detection

The engine aligns cells by their horizontal position, so multi-column tables come out correctly structured.

GFM tables

Output uses standard GitHub-flavored Markdown tables that render in GitHub, Obsidian, Notion and most editors.

Mixed documents welcome

Tables, headings and prose in the same PDF are all handled together in a single pass.

Who uses it

Analysts

Pull pricing, financial and data tables out of reports into editable Markdown.

Developers

Drop PDF tables into docs and READMEs as GitHub-flavored Markdown tables.

Researchers

Extract result tables from papers for notes or further analysis.

Frequently asked questions

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Your PDF never leaves your device, which makes it safe for contracts, research and other private documents.

What table layouts are supported?

Text-based tables with clear column spacing convert best. Merged cells are flattened because Markdown tables don’t support cell spanning.

Can I copy just the table?

Yes. Convert the PDF, switch to the source view, and copy the table block you need.

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