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Export tables and JS data grids to Excel (XLSX), CSV or Markdown — captures virtualized grids. 100% local, no account. Stop copy-pasting tables cell by cell. GridScoop is a table exporter that turns any table on any web page into a clean Excel (XLSX) or CSV file in one click — and it's the rare one that can also extract modern JS data grids, including virtualized grids that only render the rows you can see. WHY GRIDSCOOP AND NOT A PLAIN TABLE EXPORTER Modern dashboards and admin panels render "virtual" grids: the page holds 12,000 rows, but only ~40 exist on screen at a time. A plain export grabs those 40 and silently loses the rest. GridScoop detects virtualized grids, warns you, and — with Capture full grid — auto-scrolls the grid, stitching every row into one complete table. What you export is what the data actually is, not what happened to be on screen. EXTRACT ANY TABLE FROM ANY WEBSITE • Classic HTML tables — with merged cells (colspan/rowspan) expanded correctly • ARIA and JS data grids, including virtualized ones • Click the icon, see every table on the page ranked by size, pick one, export EVERY FORMAT YOUR WORKFLOW NEEDS • Excel (XLSX) — real spreadsheet file, numbers stay numbers • CSV and TSV — clean, RFC-compliant, formula-injection safe • Copy for Sheets — paste a table straight into Google Sheets • Table to Markdown — pipe tables for docs, wikis, README files and LLM prompts • JSON — one object per row, headers as keys FREE FOR EVERY FEATURE — PAID ONLY FOR VOLUME Nothing here is crippled and nothing hides behind a trial. Every feature is in the free plan, including full-grid capture and page merging — capturing and merging never cost anything at all. What is metered is how much data you export in a day: 300 rows, free, every day. That is one everyday table; one 12,480-row dashboard grid spends the day in a single click, and still comes out in full. PRO — $15/YEAR • No daily row allowance — export at volume, all day, every day • Work through a whole dashboard in one sitting instead of stopping at the day's rows • Merge 50-page reports one after another and take every one of them out • Exactly the same features as Free, with no counter running That's $1.25 a month. Cancel anytime; 14-day no-questions refund via Paddle. The popup always shows how many free rows are left today, so the limit is never a surprise mid-job — and nothing is ever truncated: if an export does not fit, it is offered as Pro and the full result is still there tomorrow. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Extraction happens 100% locally in your browser. No account, no telemetry, no server ever sees your data. The free features make no network requests at all; Pro license checks contact only our license server and send only your license key (plus the extension's ID and version). Your tables never leave your device. GOOD TO KNOW (HONEST LIMITS) • Markdown export treats the first row as the header row • Grids inside a closed shadow DOM are invisible to browser extensions • Merge pages works with in-place (AJAX) pagination; pages that fully reload stop the merge at what's been captured • Plain exports cap at 20,000 rows and the popup lists the 50 largest tables; Capture full grid goes up to 100,000 rows — caps keep your browser responsive • Grids that also virtualize columns export only the rendered columns — GridScoop warns you when it detects this Made for analysts, operations and finance teams, researchers, SEOs and anyone who lives between web dashboards and spreadsheets. Excel and Google Sheets are trademarks of their respective owners. GridScoop is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by them.
Sep 15, 2026
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