CSV to HTML table

Create an escaped, accessible HTML table.

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CSV with a header row

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Updated 2026-09-20

CSV to HTML table explained

Create a semantic HTML table from CSV, with a caption and column headers. Every cell is escaped as text, so angle brackets or pasted script fragments cannot turn into active markup in the generated table.

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A worked example

A CSV cell containing <script> becomes <script> inside its table cell. The text stays visible as text when the table is inserted into a page.

Before you use the result

Produces a table fragment without styling, scripts or a full HTML document. Quoted CSV fields are supported. Review the caption and headers for your readers; an HTML table does not by itself establish full-page accessibility.

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