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Alt-drag a visible table and copy AI-extracted Excel-ready rows and columns. Screen2Sheet lets you capture tables and structured data directly from webpages and paste them into Excel in seconds. How it works: 1. Hold Alt and drag a rectangle around a table or data region. 2. Screen2Sheet captures the selected area. 3. AI extracts the rows and columns. 4. Paste directly into Excel, Google Sheets, or other spreadsheet applications. Features: • Capture only the data you need • Works with tables, reports, dashboards, and financial data • Excel-ready tabular output • Uses your own OpenAI API key • No Screen2Sheet account required • No Screen2Sheet servers • Fast Alt + drag workflow Common use cases: • Financial reports • Economic data tables • Research websites • Business dashboards • Market data • Government statistics • PDF tables displayed in webpages Privacy: Your OpenAI API key is stored locally in Chrome extension storage on your device. Selected screenshots are sent directly to OpenAI for extraction. Screen2Sheet does not collect, store, or transmit your data through any Screen2Sheet servers. Users should avoid selecting or transmitting confidential, sensitive, personal, financial, medical, or other protected information unless they understand and accept OpenAI's policies and data handling practices. Note: Screen2Sheet requires an OpenAI API key. API usage charges, if any, are determined by your OpenAI account and usage. Users are responsible for reviewing OpenAI's terms, pricing, and policies before using the extension.
Jun 29, 2026
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