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Export any web table to CSV, Excel (XLSX) or clipboard. Free for every table, any size. Your table data never leaves your browser. Copy any table on any web page to CSV, Excel (XLSX) or your clipboard — free whatever its size, and without your table data ever leaving your browser. Click the icon, then click the button on the table you want. WHAT IT DOES • Export table to CSV or Excel: save the table as a UTF-8 CSV (opens cleanly in Excel) or as a real .xlsx file. No sign-up, no upload, no per-download limit. • Copy table to clipboard: paste straight into Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers and it lands in cells, not in one blob of text. • Built for real pages: merged cells (colspan/rowspan) are expanded, ARIA grids are supported, and large tables export with a progress indicator instead of freezing. The table is read at the moment you press the button, not when you open the panel — so on a page that adds rows as you scroll, scroll down first and those rows are included. Excel export keeps every value as text — leading zeros, product codes and phone numbers arrive exactly as they are written on the page instead of being turned into numbers or dates. Rows and cells the page has hidden (a filter, a collapsed section) are left out, and the value shown in a dropdown or text box is the one that gets exported. On a page packed with small tables, where a toolbar would have to sit on top of your data to exist at all, the buttons appear for the table under your pointer instead of all at once — every table still gets its outline, and one click in the bar at the bottom puts them all back. • Tables split across pages: the extension never clicks Next for you — tools that do that are the ones people complain about, because they duplicate rows or stop halfway. Instead, press + Add table on each page yourself and then Export merged, and the pages become one file — as CSV or as Excel (XLSX), so product codes and leading zeros survive the merge too. When the table you export looks paginated, the success message says that only the current page was saved, so you are never left thinking you got everything. • Virtualized grids are not silently cut short: on an admin grid that keeps only the visible rows in the page and reports its total row count, the extension shows how many of that total it has, and pressing an export button asks first — scroll through and collect every row, or export just the loaded ones. If it collects, it puts your scroll position back where it was. HOW TO USE 1. Open a page with a table and click the extension icon (or press Alt+Shift+E, or right-click and choose "Export table to CSV / Excel…"). 2. Every table on the page gets an outline, and its buttons sit beside it — on a page crowded with small tables, they appear for the table you point at. 3. Click CSV, Excel or Copy. Press Esc when you are done. FREE vs PRO Free: export to CSV, XLSX and clipboard as often as you like — every table, every size, forever. We put no cap on rows and charge nothing for big tables. Merge 2 tables into one file, as CSV or Excel (for example, two pages of a table that is split across pages). Pro ($12, one-time — not a subscription): merge as many tables into one file as you like — there is no cap set by us, no per-day limit and no upload. The one ceiling is the browser's own storage for the session, so how many tables fit depends on how big they are. If you reach it the extension says so, tells you how many it is holding, and keeps every table you already added — export those first and carry on. It never drops a table quietly. After you pay you get a license key. Paste it into the extension's settings to unlock Pro — the same key also works on your other computers. Not what you expected? Email us within 14 days and we refund it, no questions asked — and the free version lets you check it works on your pages before you pay. BUILT TO JUST WORK Nothing of ours runs inside a web page until you click, and pages you never click on are never touched — so it cannot slow your browsing down. If no table is detected you get a clear explanation, not silence. A NOTE ON LEADING ZEROS CSV and clipboard are both plain text, so the spreadsheet decides how to read each value — a code like 0041 arrives as 41. That is the spreadsheet's behavior on import, not something an extension can change from inside plain text. If your data has leading zeros, product codes or long numbers, use the Excel (XLSX) button — for a single table and for a merge alike: every cell is written as text, so the characters arrive exactly as they are written on the page. NOT SUPPORTED Tables drawn as images or inside a PDF viewer, and single-column lists. A list that only looks like a table is not read either: if the page has not marked its rows up as a table or as an ARIA grid, you are told no table was found rather than having the extension guess — guessing is what makes other tools grab the wrong part of a page. A page can also lock its own content away from every extension, and a table locked that way cannot be read by this one either — you are told the table was not found rather than left with a silent button. A table can also be too large for the browser itself to build as one file — the limit is the browser's, not ours, and it lands at roughly 8.8 million rows for CSV but only about 750,000 for Excel (ten short columns), because .xlsx needs about twelve times more characters per cell. The extension measures the table before it starts and says so — and when CSV can still take it, offers CSV instead of failing with a cryptic error. A table wider than 16,384 columns is trimmed to that width in the Excel (XLSX) file — that is the format's own maximum, and you are told when it happens; the CSV and the clipboard keep every column. Grids that remove rows as you scroll away from them and do not publish a row number for each row export only the rows the page is currently holding. PRIVACY Your table data is processed entirely inside your browser and is never sent anywhere. The extension has no access to your browsing history and only runs on the tab where you click it. Five anonymous counters — install, first use, export, upgrade screen shown, purchase — are sent with no table contents, no page title and no URL, and can be switched off in the options. SUPPORT Something not detected, or exported wrong? Email halulab.contact@gmail.com with the page URL and we reply within a week. Terms of sale, refund policy and privacy policy: see the developer website linked on this page.