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Detect tables on any page and copy or download them as clean, well-formatted CSV — no clutter, no setup. A small, fast Chrome extension that detects HTML tables on any page and lets you copy or download them as clean CSV — no setup, no clutter. Made by https://xlclick.com ## Features - One-click table list — open the popup to see every table on the current page with a quick preview, row/column count, and nearest heading as a label. - Pick from page — click the picker button (or `Alt+Shift+P`) to highlight and select a specific table by hovering and clicking. - Right-click anywhere — use the context menu "Pick a table to export…" for the same flow without opening the popup. - Clean output by default — trims whitespace, collapses internal spaces, strips residual HTML/NBSP/zero-width characters, drops empty rows and columns. Optional number normalization (1,234.56 ↔ 1.234,56). - Excel-friendly — UTF-8 BOM and CRLF line endings on by default. - Configurable — delimiter (`, ; \t |`), line endings, BOM, cleanup switches, and default action (copy, download, preview). - RFC 4180 CSV — fields containing delimiter/quote/newline are quoted, quotes inside fields are escaped by doubling. - Rowspan / colspan aware — spanned cells are duplicated so the output matrix is always rectangular. - Local-only — runs entirely on your device. No analytics, no network requests, no remote code.
May 29, 2026
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