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Detect and export tables on any web page to Excel (.xlsx) with one click. Supports single or batch export, preview and locate. Tired of manually copying web tables and pasting them into Excel, only to get broken formatting? Table to Excel is a lightweight Chrome / Edge extension that detects every table on any web page and exports it to a clean Excel (.xlsx) file — with a single click. No more copy-paste, no more messy formatting. ✦ KEY FEATURES • Auto-Detect: Automatically finds all tables on the page, including tables inside iframes. • Single Export: Export any individual table to its own .xlsx file. • Batch Export: Export all tables on the page into one Excel workbook (each table as a separate sheet). • Preview & Locate: See row/column counts and a content preview before exporting. Click "Locate" to highlight and scroll to the table on the page. • Merged Cell Support: Faithfully reconstructs colspan/rowspan merged cells. • Text Preservation: Line breaks and long text within cells are fully preserved. • 100% Local Processing: All data is processed in your browser using SheetJS. Nothing is ever uploaded to any server. ✦ PERFECT FOR • Financial reports and stock data tables • Product listings and comparison tables • Wikipedia and research data • Admin dashboards and analytics • Data scraping and collection • Any webpage with tabular data ✦ HOW IT WORKS 1. Open any webpage that contains tables. 2. Click the extension icon in your toolbar. 3. Review the detected tables in the popup. 4. Click "Export Excel" for a single table, or "Export all to one Excel" for batch export. 5. The .xlsx file downloads automatically to your default download folder. ✦ PRIVACY Your data never leaves your browser. All table detection and Excel generation happen locally. No servers, no tracking, no data collection. ✦ COMPATIBILITY Chrome 88+ / Edge 88+ (Manifest V3) Free trial includes 3 batch exports. Unlock unlimited batch export with a Pro license.
Jul 3, 2026
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