Quick summary
Webflow does not have a native table element, so designers use the Grid layout to create structured, table-like formats. This walkthrough shows how to add, configure, and populate a Grid in Webflow's Designer to replicate conventional table functionality.
Steps
- Open Add Elements in the left sidebar — Webflow has no native table, so use Grid to create a table-format structure.
- Scroll to the Other section or search for Grid in the Add Elements panel.
- Click or drag the Grid onto the canvas; the right sidebar will display customization and control options.
- Click the small grid icon to enter Edit Grid mode for direct grid editing.
- Inside Edit Grid mode, use the (+) icon to add rows and columns as needed.
- Customize column width by dragging column edges or clicking the column heading to view sizing options.
- Adjust row and column spacing by dragging borders, or use Shift + Drag to adjust both simultaneously.
- Click Done at the bottom to exit Edit Grid mode.
- Add a Div block to each cell as a wrapper to enable nested content inside a single cell.
- Add elements and assets directly to each cell from the Add Elements panel.
- Drag and drop an image into a cell to insert image content.
- Add text blocks and other elements to remaining cells in the same way.
- Edit each cell's content independently — changes to one cell do not affect others.
- Note that all rows share the same dimensions by default using FR units for consistent proportions.
- Apply grid-wide settings from the right sidebar to control the entire Grid at once.
- Your Grid layout now functions as a fully customizable table in Webflow — continue refining it to match a conventional table structure.



