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Social Media Table Maker

Data

Samples

Title & text

Style
Card
Background
Padding
30
Border
Border width
1px
Shadow
Type
Font
Size
15
Align
Header
Treatment
Fill / accent
Text color
Style
Rows
Text color
First column
Zebra stripes
Row height
13
Borders
Border color
Layout
Column width
300px
Overflow
Content
Title align
Number rows
Footer
Preview
AI Model Comparison
Agentic work, coding, and pricing snapshot
ModelAA IndexTerminal-Bench 2.1
agentic work
SWE-bench Pro
coding
Price / 1M
in / out
Fable 5 / Mythos59.983.4 / 84.380.0$10 / $50
suspended
Opus 4.855.785.069.2$5 / $25
GPT-5.5
xhigh
54.883.458.6$5 / $30
GLM-5.2
open, free
51.081.062.1$1.40 / $4.40
GPT-5.6 SolNot yet scored88.8
Ultra: 91.9
Not yet scored$5 / $30
Quick take: GPT-5.6 Sol leads on Terminal-Bench, while GLM-5.2 stands out on price.
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Agentic work, coding, and pricing snapshot

Model                | AA Index       | Terminal-Bench 2.1 (agentic work) | SWE-bench Pro (coding) | Price / 1M (in / out)
---------------------|----------------|-----------------------------------|------------------------|----------------------
Fable 5 / Mythos     | 59.9           | 83.4 / 84.3                       | 80.0                   | $10 / $50 (suspended)
Opus 4.8             | 55.7           | 85.0                              | 69.2                   | $5 / $25             
GPT-5.5 (xhigh)      | 54.8           | 83.4                              | 58.6                   | $5 / $30             
GLM-5.2 (open, free) | 51.0           | 81.0                              | 62.1                   | $1.40 / $4.40        
GPT-5.6 Sol          | Not yet scored | 88.8 (Ultra: 91.9)                | Not yet scored         | $5 / $30             

Quick take: GPT-5.6 Sol leads on Terminal-Bench, while GLM-5.2 stands out on price.
📖 How to Get Started❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How Social Media Table Maker Works

Screenshots of spreadsheets look cramped and pixelated once they hit a social feed, and most platforms won't render an actual table anyway. This tool lets you build and style a table specifically for sharing, then export it as a clean image — or a plain-text version for places images don't work.

  1. 1

    Add your data

    Start from a blank grid or load a sample, then add rows and columns.

  2. 2

    Add a title and context

    Give your table a title and a short takeaway line.

  3. 3

    Style it

    Pick a visual style (Clean, Grid, Dark, Terminal, and more) and adjust fonts, colors, borders, and row height.

  4. 4

    Export

    Download a PNG, copy the image to your clipboard, or copy the plain-text fallback version.

FAQ

Why would I use an image instead of a native table on social media?

Most social platforms, including LinkedIn and X, don't support native tables in posts. Exporting your table as an image is the most reliable way to share structured data that displays consistently for every viewer.

What's the plain-text fallback for?

It's a monospace text version of your table you can paste directly into posts or comments on platforms where images aren't practical, or for accessibility.

Can I customize the colors and fonts?

Yes. You can adjust background, borders, shadows, font family, size, alignment, header treatment, and more.

Do I need an account to use this?

No signup is required to build and export a table.