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Pull tables and lists off any webpage, edit them, and export to CSV, Excel or PDF. AI extraction when nothing is clickable. TableAI finds real table, list, or article on the page, turns it into rows and columns you can actually edit, and exports it to CSV, Excel, or PDF — text you can select, cells you can sort. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the TableAI side panel on any page. 2. TableAI scans the page for real <table> markup, structured lists, and repeated card/list patterns (e.g. a grid of product listings) — no guessing, it reads the actual page structure. 3. Pick a detected table or list, or click to manually select one if nothing auto-detects. 4. Edit the result in a simple grid: fix cells, rename columns, delete rows. 5. Export to CSV, Excel, or PDF. WHEN THE PAGE IS MESSY Not every page has a clean table. For pages with no structured markup at all, TableAI's AI Smart Extract reads the page and builds a structured table for you. The same AI can also clean up a table you've already extracted — dedupe rows, fix inconsistent formatting, fill in missing headers — or apply a plain-English edit like "remove rows where price is 0." WHAT'S FREE, WHAT'S NOT Extraction and every export format (CSV, Excel, PDF) are unlimited on every plan — TableAI never limits the part that doesn't touch AI. Only the AI actions (Smart Extract, Clean with AI, natural-language edits, document cleanup) are metered: free accounts get 1 AI action, for good, no trial clock; Pro gets a much bigger monthly allowance — from $6/month (localized pricing shown at checkout). WORKS EVERYWHERE TableAI isn't locked to one site. The first time you use it on a new site, TableAI asks for one-time permission to read that page; it never asks for blanket access to "all your browsing data" up front. PRIVACY Extraction happens entirely in your browser — the page content never leaves your machine unless you explicitly use an AI action. TableAI doesn't scan your browsing history and doesn't sell your data. Full privacy policy: https://tableai.beetlai.com/legal/privacy.html Questions? support@beetlai.com
Aug 3, 2026
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