Create new table

Create New Table

You can create a new table from the Dashboard page of the app. Follow the steps below to create a new table:

Steps:

  • Go to your Shopify Admin.
  • Open the app.
  • Once the app is open, the Dashboard page will be displayed.
  • On the Dashboard page, you will see an “Add Table” button at the top-right corner.
  • Click the “Add Table” button. You will be redirected to the Create Table page, where you can choose how to create your table.

On the Create Table page, you will see two options:

  • Create a data table manually
  • Create a data table by importing data

Create a Table Manually

You can manually create a table by defining its name, number of rows, and number of columns using the admin interface.

1. Click on the “Create Table” button.
2. You will be redirected to a page where you can enter the table name, description, number of rows, and number of columns.
3. After entering the required information, click Save.
4. You will then be taken to the Table Manipulation page, where you can:

  • Enter and manage table data
  • Customize the table design
  • Import or export table data
  • Copy the shortcode of the specific table for embedding

For more detailed information on all features of table manipulation, please refer to our Table Manipulation Guide.

Create a Table by Importing Data

Click the “Import Data” button to begin uploading your file. The Import page will open, where you can complete the data import successfully.

To create a table from an existing file, follow these steps:

1. After clicking the “Add Table” button on the Dashboard, select the Import Data option.
2. Upload a supported file format such as .xls, .csv, or .json.
3. A new table will be automatically generated based on the content of the file.
4. Customize the table as needed.

For more detailed instructions on the import feature, please refer to our Import Table Guide.

Pre-designed Templates

Pre‑designed templates are ready‑built table layouts that let you skip the tedious work of structuring and styling a table from scratch. Instead of starting with a blank grid, you open a fully formatted example that already contains placeholder (sample) data and the interactive features suited to a specific purpose—search boxes, sortable headers, comparison columns, price ribbons, size columns, and so on.

How to use a template:

  • Open the Pre‑designed Templates panel.
  • Browse the thumbnail previews until you find a style that matches your goal (e.g., searchable inventory list, plan comparison, size guide).
  • Click Use. The chosen template is inserted into your workspace, complete with example content.
  • Replace the placeholder text with your real data. Adjust column names or delete unnecessary rows as needed.
  • (Optional) Tweak colors or fonts in the design settings if you want to align the table even more closely with your brand palette.

That’s it—within a few minutes you have a polished, interactive table that would have taken much longer to build manually.

If you’d like to explore all available table templates and designs, please see our separate guide Design Templates.