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Capture web tables and export them to Excel, Google Sheets and CSV. TableTap helps you move table data from web pages into spreadsheets without manual selection and reformatting. Open the toolbar popup on any page and TableTap scans the active tab for HTML <table> elements and accessible ARIA tables/grids. It lists each table with a useful label, size, and quick actions. Hover a table in the popup to highlight it on the page, or use Locate to scroll directly to it. Free features: - Copy tables as TSV for Excel or Google Sheets - Copy tables as CSV - Download UTF-8 CSV files with Excel-friendly BOM - Correct expansion of colspan and rowspan into a rectangular grid - Hidden cells are skipped - CSV uses RFC 4180 quoting and escaping - ARIA grids and ARIA tables are detected when they use row/cell roles Pro features: - Download real .xlsx files - Export all tables to one workbook, with one sheet per table - Clean-up options: trim cells, remove empty rows/columns, convert common US/EU/currency/percent numbers, and remove simple footnote markers such as [1] TableTap has a narrow single purpose: extracting table data from the active page at the user's request and preparing it for spreadsheet use. It does not run on every site in the background, does not use analytics, and does not send captured table data to any server.
Oct 4, 2026
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