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Export HTML tables from any webpage to CSV or Excel files, or copy them to Google Sheets. Runs locally, no data uploaded. Web Table to CSV Exporter (TableLift) copies and exports tables from webpages without manual reformatting. Extract tables from reports, directories, pricing pages, statistics pages, comparison pages, Wikipedia, government data and more — then open them in Google Sheets, Excel, Numbers or LibreOffice. Features - Detect every table on the current page (smart filtering hides nav/menu clutter) - Preview before exporting - Export to CSV, TSV or Excel (XLSX) - Copy straight to the clipboard for Sheets/Excel - Export all tables on a page at once - Handles merged cells (rowspan/colspan), cleans whitespace, strips footnotes - Optional: link & image URLs, source metadata, custom delimiters, remove empty rows/columns - Power tools: pick columns, batch-export every open tab, saved presets, export history - Teams: shared seats, invite members, central billing Free, Pro and Team plans - Free: 5 exports/month, no account needed, fully local - Pro / Power: unlimited exports, XLSX, advanced cleaning and workflows - Team: shared seats and billing for groups Privacy The tables you export never leave your browser — detection and conversion happen locally. A free account is only needed for paid plans. See the privacy policy: https://app.peerlab.ai/livingsaastest/tablelift/privacy.html Common searches: export HTML table to CSV · copy webpage table to Excel · copy table to Google Sheets · webpage table extractor · export table to XLSX Works best on real HTML tables; may not work on canvas/image tables, PDFs, or data inside protected frames.
Jun 9, 2026
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