Convert JSON to a Markdown Table
Paste a JSON object or array of objects, get a nicely formatted Markdown table.
Output
Your converted output will appear here.
When to convert JSON to a Markdown table
JSON arrays of objects map naturally to Markdown tables — each object becomes a row and the keys become column headers. If you're working with API responses, config data, or any list of structured records, this tool turns them into a readable table in one click.
Common use cases
- API documentation — turn a sample JSON response into a table showing field names and values for a README or wiki
- Config file reference — convert a JSON config schema into a Markdown table to embed in documentation
- Benchmark and test results — display structured result data as a readable table in a GitHub README
- Documentation sites — MkDocs, Docusaurus, and Jekyll all support Markdown tables natively
Input format
Paste a JSON array of objects. Each object becomes one row; the keys of the first object become the column headers. Single objects are also supported — the tool wraps them in an array automatically.
Related tools
- Markdown Table to JSON — reverse the conversion
- Markdown Table Formatter — clean up and align the output table
- CSV to Markdown — convert CSV data into a Markdown table
- Markdown Table to CSV — export a Markdown table to a spreadsheet
- Advanced Markdown table guide — alignment, styling, and platform compatibility