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Export any web table to Excel, CSV or Markdown. No row limit. Nothing leaves your browser. Copy any table from a website to Excel, CSV or Markdown in one click. No row limit. Nothing uploaded. RowLift turns any table on the page you are looking at into an Excel workbook, a CSV file, Markdown or JSON, on your own computer. The free tier exports every row of every table, and RowLift has no server: the page content never leaves your browser. WHAT THE FREE TIER DOES - Finds every table on the page: ordinary <table> markup, ARIA grids (role="grid" / role="table"), and div-based grids that only look like tables. - Exports with no row cap to XLSX, CSV, Markdown and JSON, or copies the table to your clipboard as tab-separated text that pastes straight into a spreadsheet. - Numbers come out as numbers. "1,420" becomes 1420, "€1.420,50" becomes 1420.50, "3.5%" becomes a real percentage, "(2,500)" becomes -2500. Locale is detected per column; turn it off with one toggle if you want the text as-is. - Merged cells stay merged (rowspan/colspan become merged ranges in Excel, repeated values in CSV). - Lists inside cells keep their line breaks instead of being flattened into one blob. - Trim whitespace and keep or drop the header row, each a toggle. - Every table on the page -> one workbook, one sheet per table, named from its caption. - Capture while you scroll: for virtualised grids that only render the visible rows, RowLift collects rows as you scroll and removes duplicates, so the export has all of them, not the first screen. - Hover a table in the list to see it highlighted on the page. - Works in light and dark mode. Nothing to sign up for. PRIVACY RowLift runs entirely in your browser. It reads the current page only when you click its icon (the activeTab permission), never in the background, and never on other tabs. It makes no network requests, has no analytics, and has no account. The one exception is the optional Pro licence check, which contacts ExtensionPay only after you choose to start a trial or buy Pro. Full policy: https://rowlift.app/privacy ROWLIFT PRO (PAID, OPTIONAL) The free tier never nags. Two features carry a small "Pro" tag: - Stitch pages: keep capturing across a site's own "Next" links and export the whole result once, deduplicated. - Batch tabs: add tables from several open tabs and export them as one workbook. Pro is $19.99 per year or $39.99 once (lifetime), with a 7-day free trial. Payment is handled by ExtensionPay (extensionpay.com) using Stripe; no card details are seen by RowLift. The seller is David Baird (FuturePrep), not Google. Refunds: 14 days, no questions asked, by emailing hello@rowlift.app. Yearly plans can be cancelled at any time from the ExtensionPay management page linked in the extension's settings; access continues to the end of the paid period. PERMISSIONS - activeTab: read the tables on the current page, only when you click the icon. - scripting: inject the table-detection script into that page, on your click. - storage: remember your clean-up preferences and licence status. No host permissions, so RowLift has no standing access to any website. WHY ROWLIFT Other table exporters cap the free tier at a few hundred rows, charge for XLSX, or send the page to a server. RowLift caps nothing on the free tier, exports Excel for free, and never uploads your data. Pay only for stitching and batch. Support and feedback: hello@rowlift.app - https://rowlift.app
Sep 4, 2026
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