How to add a table in Product Description?

You can add a table in your product's details page in two ways on Store.link.

The first method is by using the Product Information Table, which can show certain columns from the product sheet in a tabular form.

The second method is to add tables to your product descriptions using standard Markdown table formatting in the Description column of your Google Sheet. This makes your product descriptions easier to read and more useful for shoppers by clearly displaying size guides, features, or other important details in a neat, structured format.

In this article, let’s walk through how to add tables using the Markdown format option.

Add a table

Let’s walk through a quick example. Below is a sample size chart written in Markdown format:

| Size | Chest (in) | Length (in) |
|------|------------|-------------|
| S    | 36         | 25          |
| M    | 38         | 26          |
| L    | 40         | 27          |

Copy and Paste this directly into the Description column of your product in the Google Sheet.

Click 'Introducing the COMPOUND heavy acid wash pullover denim jacket with removable hood and half zip. This jacket is constructed from high quality 100% cotton resulting in constrasting highs and lows....'

Tip
If you need to add a new line inside a cell in Google Sheets:

  • Mac: Press Command + Enter

  • Windows: Press Alt + Enter

Once you’ve added the table, it will automatically show up in your product’s description on your store. If it doesn’t appear right away, try using the Force Sync Products option.

That’s it — your size chart table is now live on your product page!

Markdown Table Features

Store.link supports a set of Markdown table features that you can use to format and structure your content — here are the ones you can use inside the product description column.

  • Basic Table Layout
    Use pipes | to create columns and dashes --- to define headers.
    Example:

    | Header1 | Header2 |
|---------|---------|
| Cell1   | Cell2   |

  • Bold Text
    Use ** around text
    → **Bold** → Bold

  • Italic Text
    Use * around text
    → *Italic* → Italic

  • Strikethrough Text
    Use ~~ around text
    → ~~Strikethrough~~ → Strikethrough

  • Links
    Use [Text](https://example.com)
    → Text

  • Emoji Support
    Simply type emoji codes (e.g., ✅, 🔥, 🎒) to add visual elements to your tables

  • Column Alignment
    Define alignment using colons in the header row:

    • :--- → Left-aligned

    • :---: → Center-aligned

    • ---: → Right-aligned
      Example:

    | Left | Center | Right |
|:-----|:------:|------:|
| A    |   B    |     C |

  • Add an image inside a table cell

    • Use ![Alt text](image-url) to show an image inside a table cell

    • Example:

      | Feature        | Image                                      |
|----------------|---------------------------------------------|
| Fast Delivery  | ![Alt](https://example.com/image.png)       |

  • Add a clickable image (image with hyperlink)

    • Wrap the image inside a link using [![Alt text](image-url)](link-url) to make it clickable

    • Example

      | Promo Banner                              |
|-------------------------------------------|
| [![Alt](https://example.com/image.png)](https://example.com) |

Example Screenshots

Below are screenshots showing tables using the features mentioned above. You can customize them to suit your products and content needs.

In this example, a Markdown table with product features and basic styling is added.

The table is rendered on the product page, displaying each feature with applied formatting.

This example includes a Markdown size chart followed by a second table with clickable images.

On the product page, the size chart appears first, followed by a clean image-based table showing icons — each linking to relevant pages.

Tip

You can upload images to your Store.link gallery, then copy and paste the image links directly into your Markdown table.

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