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Build Tables for GitHub README files

GitHub renders Markdown tables natively. Build feature comparison tables, API references, or roadmaps visually.

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| Name  | Email             |  Role  |
| :---- | :---------------- | :----: |
| Alice | alice@example.com | Admin  |
| Bob   | bob@example.com   | Editor |
| Carol | carol@example.com | Viewer |

GitHub README tips

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GitHub-flavored Markdown supports left/center/right alignment via the colon syntax. The tool generates this automatically based on your alignment picks.

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For feature comparison tables ("This vs That"), the center-aligned columns look cleanest with ✓/✗ markers.

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The output is plain Markdown — works in GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and most static site generators (Hugo, Jekyll, Docusaurus).

Jak to działa

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✓Nie potrzeba konta, e-maila ani logowania
✓Pliki nigdy nie opuszczają Twojego urządzenia
✓Absolutnie brak limitów rozmiaru pliku
✓Brak znaków wodnych na żadnych wynikach

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