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Export any table on a webpage to CSV, or copy it straight into Excel or Google Sheets, in one click. Get any table off a webpage and into your spreadsheet in one click. Click the extension's icon to see every table on the page, each with a size and a quick preview. Hover over one to outline it on the page. Then download it as a CSV file, or copy it and paste straight into Excel or Google Sheets. Prefer to point and click? Choose "Pick on page," move your mouse over the table you want, and click it. CLEAN DATA, NOT A CLEANUP JOB • Footnote markers like [1] or [a] are removed • Negative numbers written with a typographic minus (−) are converted, so they stay numbers in your spreadsheet • Header rows that repeat every few lines (common on sports and finance sites) appear once • Hidden rows, spacer rows and button-only columns are left out • Merged cells are handled, and line breaks inside cells are kept • Dropdowns, checkboxes and input boxes export their current values • Accents and every language export correctly in Excel PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, stored or tracked. • No account, no sign-up. • Only reads the page you're on, and only when you click the icon. It can't see your other tabs or browsing. SAFE FILES Cells that look like spreadsheet formulas are neutralised so a downloaded file can't run anything when you open it. WORKS ON Encyclopedia lists, sports stats, stock price histories, government statistics, reports, admin panels and most other pages with tables. Note: some web apps (like Google Sheets or Airtable) draw their grids without real table markup, so they won't show up yet.
Nov 6, 2026
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