Excel to HTML Converter
Convert your Excel (.xlsx) files to HTML format. Choose template and options.
About the Excel to HTML Converter
The Excel to HTML Converter turns a spreadsheet into an HTML table you can paste directly into a web page, email, or content management system. Instead of screenshotting your data, you get real, selectable, styleable table markup.
Publishing tabular data online usually means rebuilding it by hand or embedding an image that can’t be searched or copied. Converting to HTML produces a proper table that renders crisply, stays accessible, and can be styled with your own CSS.
Conversion happens in your browser, so your spreadsheet never leaves your device. That keeps your data private while you generate clean markup, with no upload or account required.
How to use the Excel to HTML Converter
- Upload the Excel (.xlsx) file you want to convert.
- Select the sheet to turn into an HTML table.
- Choose any available formatting options for the markup.
- Convert the sheet to HTML.
- Copy the HTML or download it to embed in your page.
Common use cases
- Embedding a data table into a blog post or web page.
- Adding a formatted table to an HTML email.
- Publishing a price list or schedule on a website.
- Generating table markup to style with your own CSS.
Frequently asked questions
Is the output a real table or an image?
It’s a real HTML table, so the data stays selectable, searchable, and styleable — far better for the web than a screenshot.
Can I style the table afterward?
Yes. The generated markup can be styled with your own CSS to match your site’s look, including borders, colors, and spacing.
Will it work in an email?
HTML tables are widely supported in email. For best results across email clients, you may want to add inline styles after converting.
Is my data uploaded to a server?
No. The conversion runs in your browser, so your spreadsheet never leaves your device.
Can I convert only part of the sheet?
Convert the sheet and then keep the rows or columns you need in the resulting markup, or trim the data first with the Column Filter.