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Extract App, Table, View, and Field IDs from Airtable URLs (visit or clipboard). Airtable ID Extractor A must-have extension for developers, automators, and no-code builders who work with Airtable. Whether you're building automation workflows, writing scripts, or configuring integrations — you often need to reference Airtable resource IDs like App ID, Table ID, View ID, Field ID, or Record ID. Manually finding and copying them is time-consuming and error-prone. Airtable ID Extractor solves that with one click. 🚀 Key Features Automatic ID detection Seamlessly extract all relevant Airtable IDs as you browse bases, switch views, or open records. Clipboard-friendly UI One-click "Copy" buttons for every ID — no need to select text manually. Smart Clipboard Support Paste an Airtable URL into the extension and get instant ID extraction, even without visiting the page. SPA-aware Navigation Support Works with Airtable’s single-page app structure to detect changes in views or tables without needing page reloads. Badge Notifications Know at a glance how many IDs were successfully captured via the extension’s toolbar icon. Minimal & secure Fully client-side, no data collection, and only the permissions needed to function. 🔒 Privacy First This extension does not collect or transmit any user data. All ID extraction happens locally in your browser. Read the full privacy policy. 👨💻 Built by Mister Khan Join 1000s of Airtable users automating smarter.
Jan 20, 2026
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