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Table Transposer

Swap the rows and columns of a pasted text table, with short rows padded so nothing slips.

Transpose a text table

Rows: 0 · Columns: 0 · Ragged rows padded: 0
Short rows are padded with empty cells so every column lines up after the swap.

How to use the Table Transposer

  1. Paste the text table you want to flip.
  2. Choose the input separator and the separator for the output.
  3. Copy the transposed table, or export it with a tab separator.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online table transposer.

Paste the table, pick the input separator and click Transpose. The output swaps rows and columns so the first row becomes the first column.
Short rows are padded with empty cells to match the widest row, and the summary reports how many rows were padded.
Yes. Copy cells straight from a spreadsheet, keep the tab separator, and paste the transposed result back into your sheet.
Tabs, commas, pipes, semicolons and runs of spaces are all supported, both for the input and for the generated output.
No. The table is flipped as plain text, so the original first row becomes the first column exactly as you would expect.
Yes. Empty cells are preserved, and only completely blank lines are ignored when the table is read.
Yes. A rendered preview appears under the output box so you can check the shape of the flipped table first.
No. The transpose happens in your browser, so your data never leaves your device.
Yes. The tool is fully responsive and works on phones, tablets and desktop browsers.
Yes. It is completely free with no account, no sign-up and no limit on how many tables you flip.

Last updated: October 10, 2026