SQL → HTML Table
Turn result sets into safely-escaped HTML tables.
Paste tabular output (CSV-like)
Input
Rendered Preview (HTML-escaped)
| user_id | status | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | alice@example.com | active |
| 2 | <script>xss</script> | active |
| 3 | bob@example.com | inactive |
Frequently Asked Questions
+What does the SQL to HTML converter do?
It takes a tabular query result (the kind you copy out of a SQL client) with a header row and converts each row to HTML. Useful for exporting query output, seeding tests, or feeding other tools.
+Does my data leave my browser?
No. Parsing and conversion happen entirely client-side. Nothing is uploaded or logged.
+What input format is expected?
Paste a CSV-like block: the first line is the header (column names), followed by one row per line. Values containing commas or quotes should be double-quoted, following RFC 4180.
+How are data types handled?
Everything is emitted as strings by default. If you need typed HTML output (numbers, booleans, nulls), cast values in your SQL before exporting.
+Is there a size limit?
No hard limit. Tens of thousands of rows work fine; extremely large inputs may feel slow since all processing is in the browser.
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