Resize columns and rows the way Excel does.
Drag any column border to resize it. Double-click to auto-fit to content. Tablesmit gives you precise layout control without touching a pixel value.
Benefits
Drag to resize
Hover over any column or row border. The cursor changes to a resize handle. Drag to the width or height you need — smooth, instant, 60fps.
Double-click to auto-fit
Double-click any column border to auto-fit the column width to the longest content in that column. One gesture — perfect width.
Resize rows too
Row height is also resizable by dragging the bottom border of any row. Use this for multi-line cell content or visual emphasis.
Precise constraints
Columns have a minimum width of 60px and a maximum of 600px. Rows have a minimum of 32px. No cell ever becomes unreadable.
How it works
Hover over a column border
Move the cursor to the right edge of any column header. The cursor changes to a horizontal resize indicator.
Drag to resize
Click and drag to the width you want. A vertical guide line shows the new position as you drag. The column updates when you release.
Or double-click to auto-fit
Double-click the column border to automatically set the width to match the widest content in that column.
Use cases
- Widening a description column to avoid text truncation in exports
- Narrowing ID or code columns that need minimal space
- Auto-fitting all columns before PDF export for clean layout
- Adjusting row heights for tables with multi-line cell content
Related features
Merge cells — the way Excel does it.
Select any rectangular range, click Merge. Tablesmit handles the structure correctly across edits, sorting, and exports.
Headers that work as hard as your data.
Set custom colors, choose header positions, and define column types. Your header row should communicate structure — not just label columns.
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