Coming to Chrome
Chrome & Edge Find the structure
Scan for HTML and ARIA tables, lists and simple repeating cards. Use the page picker when you want to choose the element yourself.
TableSnapFree
Get to the useful rows.
Turn rendered tables, lists and repeating cards into CSV, Excel or JSON. Preview the rows before you export.
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Chrome & Edge No account needed
ItemQtyPrice
Notebook212.00
Pencil43.50
Paper clips12.00
A closer look
See what it feels like.
Use the sample below. For full website access, install the extension.
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Sample product data
| Item | Quantity | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Field notebook | 2 | 12.00 |
| Drawing pencil | 4 | 3.50 |
| Paper clips | 1 | 2.00 |
| Field notebook | 2 | 12.00 |
4 data rows
Clean the duplicate row and export this real sample table.
Made for the everyday
From the page to your spreadsheet.
Check the rows first
Review extracted data, remove duplicate rows, and combine tables with matching headings. Save the chosen element as a preset for that hostname.
Take your preferred format
Download a real .xlsx workbook, a CSV file or JSON row arrays. You can add compatible tables from pages you navigate yourself.
A few useful details.
Extraction reads rendered content. It cannot access hidden databases or rows that have not loaded. Automatic pagination is not included. Captures are limited to 10,000 data rows, 100 columns and 2 million characters.
Your privacy & permissions
TableSnap reads a website after you open its toolbar action. Presets are stored locally; collected rows stay in the tool tab.
Read the privacy detailsBefore you install
Good questions.
Does it work without an HTML table?
Yes. It also supports lists, ARIA tables and simple repeating card structures. Complex layouts may need the picker and a careful preview.
Can I combine several pages?
Navigate the original source tab yourself and add its compatible tables. Column headings must match. This is not automatic crawling.
Will numbers become spreadsheet formulas?
All XLSX cells are explicit text. Formula-like CSV values receive a protective apostrophe. You can convert trusted numeric columns later in your spreadsheet.