MediaWiki to Jira Converter
Transform MediaWiki tables into Jira markup for issue tracking and documentation
MediaWiki Input
Jira Output
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About MediaWiki to Jira Converter
Convert MediaWiki tables to Jira table markup format for use in Atlassian Jira, Confluence, and other Atlassian products. Jira uses a simple pipe-based syntax for creating tables in issues and documentation.
Key Features
- Header Support: Toggle header row with double pipe (||) delimiters
- Automatic Parsing: Extracts data from MediaWiki table markup
- Jira Compatible: Works with Jira Cloud, Server, Data Center, and Confluence
- File Upload: Upload .wiki files directly
- Instant Preview: Real-time conversion as you type
- Copy & Download: Easy export options
How to Use
- Input MediaWiki Table: Paste your MediaWiki table or upload a .wiki file
- Configure Options: Choose whether to include header row
- Review Output: The Jira markup updates automatically
- Copy to Jira: Use the Copy button and paste into your Jira issue or Confluence page
- Download (Optional): Save as .txt file for later use
Jira Table Syntax
- ||Header||: Double pipes for header cells
- |Data|: Single pipes for data cells
- New Line: Each row on a new line
Example Conversion
MediaWiki Input:
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Name !! Age !! City !! Department
|-
| John Doe || 28 || New York || Engineering
|-
| Jane Smith || 34 || London || Marketing
|} Jira Output:
||Name||Age||City||Department|| |John Doe|28|New York|Engineering| |Jane Smith|34|London|Marketing|
Common Use Cases
- Jira Issues: Add data tables to issue descriptions and comments
- Confluence Pages: Create structured documentation tables
- Project Documentation: Document requirements, test cases, and specifications
- Sprint Planning: Create tables for sprint planning and retrospectives
- Status Reports: Display project status and metrics
- Knowledge Base: Build comparison tables and reference data
Jira Compatibility
This converter generates standard Jira markup that works with:
- Jira Cloud
- Jira Server
- Jira Data Center
- Confluence Cloud
- Confluence Server
- Confluence Data Center
MediaWiki Table Support
Supports standard MediaWiki table syntax:
- Table opening with {|
- Header rows with ! delimiter
- Row separators with |-
- Data rows with | delimiter
- Cell separators with ||
- Table closing with |}
Tips for Best Results
- Use header row for column names to improve readability
- Keep cell content concise for better display in Jira
- Test the output in Jira preview mode before publishing
- Avoid nested tables for better compatibility
- Consider mobile users when creating wide tables
- Use Jira's table formatting options for additional styling
Privacy & Security
All conversions happen locally in your browser. Your MediaWiki data is never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.
FAQ MediaWiki to Jira Converter
Which Atlassian products support this table syntax?
The generated markup works with Jira Cloud, Jira Server/Data Center, and Confluence (both Cloud and Server/Data Center) as long as the classic wiki-style formatting is enabled for the editor or content area.
Why do my tables look different in the new Jira editor?
Jiras new rich-text editor sometimes wraps or converts classic wiki markup. If the table does not render as expected, try switching to the code or Markdown view (where available) or pasting into a Confluence page that still supports wiki tables.
Can I add formatting like bold or links inside cells?
Yes. After conversion, you can manually edit the Jira markup to add bold text, italics, or links using Jiras supported formatting syntax. The converter itself focuses on table structure rather than rich content formatting.
What happens if my MediaWiki table has very wide content?
Very long text or many columns may cause horizontal scrolling or wrapping inside Jira. Consider shortening labels, splitting tables, or using Confluence for more complex layouts.
Is any of my Jira or wiki data sent to a server?
No. The tool only processes the MediaWiki markup you paste into the page, and all work is done client-side in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored remotely.
