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I wanted to share a project I've been working on, born out of my frustration with building tables for front-end projects. I wanted a tool that felt as easy as a spreadsheet but exported clean HTML/CSS.
The result is this Advanced HTML Table Generator:
Link: https://www.innateblogger.com/p/html-table-generator.html
My main focus was on a great user experience, so I included features I always felt were missing from other tools:
Visual Editor: No more guesswork. Click and type directly into cells.
Merge & Split: A simple, one-click solution for complex layouts.
Live Preview & Themes: See your changes in real-time and apply quick themes.
Clean Code: It generates organized CSS classes instead of inline
style="..."attributes.Undo/Redo: Because mistakes happen!
It's free and I'm actively looking to improve it. I would love to hear what you think. Is there a feature you'd like to see? Let me know in the comments!
Thanks for checking it out.
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Hey everyone,
Like many of you, I've always found creating and styling non-trivial HTML tables by hand to be a real problem. All the colspan, rowspan and manual styling can get complicated fast.
So, I spent some time building a tool to make our lives easier: A free, advanced HTML Table Generator.
Link to the tool: https://www.innateblogger.com/p/html-table-generator.html
What makes it different from other basic generators:
Spreadsheet-like UI: You can click to edit,
Ctrl+Clickto select multiple cells, andShift+Clickfor ranges.Merge & Split Cells: Easily merge and un-merge cells both horizontally and vertically without headaches.
Live Styling & Preview: Change colors, fonts, and alignment and see the results instantly in a sandboxed preview.
Clean Code Output: It generates clean HTML and CSS classes, not a mess of inline styles.
Undo/Redo: Because mistakes happen!
It's completely free to use. I built it to solve my own frustrations, and I'm hoping it can be useful to this community too.
I'd love for you to check it out and would be grateful for any feedback or suggestions you might have.