Developer Utility

Schema → Markdown

Paste CREATE TABLE statements to generate clean Markdown documentation — ready to paste into GitHub, Notion, or your wiki.

Input · CREATE TABLE SQL

Output · Markdown

Markdown documentation will appear here.

Turn CREATE TABLE statements into ready-to-publish docs

Nobody wants to hand-write a Markdown table for every column in a schema. Paste your DDL and get a clean Markdown document — one section per table, with a column table listing types, nullability, and keys — ready to drop straight into a README, wiki page, or Notion doc.

What gets generated

One section per table: a heading for each CREATE TABLE found.
Column table: name, type, nullable, and key (PK/FK) columns in a Markdown table.
Multi-table support: paste a whole schema and every table gets its own documented section.

Common use cases

README schema docs

Keep your repo's schema documentation in sync with the actual DDL.

Internal wiki pages

Generate Notion or Confluence-ready tables without manual formatting.

API/data contract docs

Document the shape of tables consumed by downstream services.

Onboarding docs

Give new engineers a readable reference instead of raw SQL.

FAQ

What does the generated Markdown include? A table section per CREATE TABLE, with a Markdown table listing each column's name, type, nullability, and primary/foreign key status.

Where can I use the output? Anywhere that renders Markdown — GitHub READMEs and wikis, Notion pages, GitLab docs, or static site generators.

Does it support multiple tables at once? Yes — paste a full schema with multiple CREATE TABLE statements and each one becomes its own documented section.

Is my SQL stored anywhere? No. Conversion happens in-memory for the request only and is not retained.

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