Simply click the 'Save local' button to have the code create a text file with all the periodic table code in it, then click on the download link to download it directly to your computer. It's also possible to save your periodic table data locally. Once you release the mouse button the image will automatically be saved to your desktop or chosen default folder. Mac: Press 'command' + 'shift' + '4', then drag the crosshair across the generated coat of arms. If you have an older version you'll have to press 'alt'+ 'prt src', and then paste the image in paint or another program to edit out the rest of the screen. You can now save the image with the same tool. Windows: Open the snipping tool (comes with windows vista, 7, 8, and 10) and drag the crosshair across the table you created.

Note that this only works in modern browsers, and only if you're not using incognito mode.Īlternatively you can take a screenshot of the table, this is the easiest way to save the entire thing as an image, as printing everything doesn't work well in browsers.

The tables will be saved locally in your browser, so you can close your browser safely, and come back later to load the table again. If you wish to save a table simply use the save and load buttons down below. This way you can easily replicate the way our real life table of the elements looks. If you wish to hide any of the fields, simply disable the border, and keep the background color blank. Alternatively you can change all these features for all fields using the corresponding buttons. When a field is selected the opacity is lowered to indicate it's selected, and you can then alter the text color, background color, border color, and background image using the options below. The biggest field is for the element abbreviation, like H for Hydrogen, and clicking on any of these will also select the entire element field. There are 6 text fields for each element, as seen in the image below. Simply enter how many rows and columns you need, enter the information for each element in the 6 different sections, change around the background and border colors if needed, perhaps add a background image, and you're done. Perhaps you wish to add new elements to the real life version, perhaps you want to translate it into an alien language, or create an entirely new one for a fictional race in a fictional universe.

With this periodic table creator you can easily create a, surprise surprise, custom periodic table.

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