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Export any Trello board to an Excel or CSV file — lists become columns, cards become rows. Export trello was formerly called Trello to Excel. It is the same extension, renamed — if you installed it under that name, you already have it. Export trello exports the Trello board currently open in your browser to an Excel workbook or a CSV file. The popup shows the board it found and offers a single Download Trello board button. What it does * One-click export: reads the board title, its lists, and every card title, and generates an .xlsx or .csv file. * Choose your format: download a full Excel workbook or a lightweight CSV file — the layout is the same. * Board-aware UI: the popup shows the board name and the download button only on a Trello board page (trello.com/b/...). * Clean and theme-aware: the popup follows your system light or dark theme, and confirms when the file is saved. * Card details when you want them (Excel): tick labels, due dates, members, checklist progress or comment counts and they land in a second Details sheet — leave them off for a simple title export. * Spreadsheet-friendly output: Trello lists become columns and card titles are placed under their list. * Named after your board: the file is saved with Chrome's regular save dialog using the board title. How it works 1. Go to the trello.com 2. Select the board to export (this step is important, to be able to export the right page is where all the columns appear) 3. Click in the extension icon 4. Click in download
Oct 3, 2026
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