Tabloria helps you turn CSV and spreadsheet-style data into searchable WordPress displays without custom code.
Use it to create directories, resource lists, product catalogs, comparison lists, event schedules, pricing tables, and simple searchable data tables. Instead of publishing spreadsheet rows as one plain table, Tabloria lets you choose a display type, map CSV columns to visual fields, preview the result, and publish the saved display with Gutenberg or a shortcode.
Live demo: https://tabloria.site/demo.html
Best for
- CSV to searchable WordPress displays
- Searchable directories for people, teams, services, resources, locations, or organizations
- Product catalogs from spreadsheet data
- Resource libraries and public data lists
- Event schedules from date-based CSV rows
- Pricing tables from structured spreadsheet rows
- Simple searchable data tables
- WordPress pages where a plain table is not enough
Display types
Tabloria currently includes six display types:
- Searchable Listings
- Product Catalog
- Team Directory
- Event Schedule
- Pricing Table
- Simple Data Table
Core workflow
- Upload a CSV file
- Review the detected columns
- Choose a display type
- Map CSV columns to titles, descriptions, images, prices, dates, links, or other visual fields
- Configure search, filters, sorting, and pagination
- Preview the display before publishing
- Save a reusable display
- Insert the display with the Tabloria Display block
- Arrange several displays with the Tabloria Display Grid block
- Use the shortcode fallback:
[tabloria id="123"]
Gutenberg and shortcode support
Saved displays can be inserted with the Tabloria Display block. Use the Tabloria Display Grid block when you want to arrange multiple saved displays on the same page. Each display also has a shortcode fallback for classic workflows, widgets, and page builders.
Why Tabloria?
Traditional table plugins are useful when you want to publish rows and columns. Tabloria is focused on turning CSV data into visitor-friendly displays that can be searched, filtered, and reused across your WordPress site.
That makes it useful when your data is more like a directory, catalog, listing, schedule, or resource library than a simple spreadsheet table.