Renders tab-separated values as an aligned table.
TSV → Table converts tab-separated values into a clean, aligned text table you can read at a glance. Paste the output of a database query, a spreadsheet column copy, or any tab-delimited export, and the viewer pads each column to a consistent width and adds a header separator row. It is handy whenever raw TSV is too cramped to scan by eye and you want a quick, monospace-friendly view.
No. TSV → Table runs entirely in your browser, and the tool is open source so you can verify this. Nothing you paste is uploaded or stored remotely.
Each column is padded with spaces to the width of its longest value, columns are joined with ' | ', and a separator line of dashes is inserted after the first row, which is treated as the header.
It parses input strictly as tab-separated values. Comma- or semicolon-separated data will be read as a single column per line, so use a CSV tool for those.
Empty lines are skipped during parsing, and rows with fewer cells than the widest row are padded with blanks so columns stay aligned.
Leading and trailing whitespace is trimmed before parsing; if no rows remain, the tool reports that no rows were found. Provide at least one non-empty line of tab-separated data.