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Extract tables, lists, and repeated card grids from any webpage into CSV, Excel, or JSON with 1 click. TableSnap is the fastest, cleanest way to extract tables, lists, and repeated card grids from any website directly into Excel, CSV, or Google Sheets with a single click. Whether you are conducting market research, gathering lead lists, analyzing financial tables, comparing e-commerce product prices, or archiving data, TableSnap removes the friction of manual copy-pasting. KEY FEATURES: • Hover-to-Inspect: Simply hover your cursor over any table or list to see an instant bounding outline, then click to extract. • Universal Extraction: Seamlessly works with standard HTML tables, ordered/unordered lists, and repeated card grids (such as Amazon product cards, real estate listings, or job boards). • Clean Spreadsheet Formats: 1-click export to CSV (RFC 4180 compliant), Excel format that opens cleanly without encoding errors, or JSON. • Direct Clipboard Copy: Copy formatted tabular data with a single button and paste directly into Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel with intact columns. • Live Data Preview: Filter and search through extracted rows in real time before downloading. • 100% Private & Client-Side: Zero server tracking. Extracted data never leaves your computer. HOW TO USE: 1. Navigate to any webpage containing a table, catalog, or list. 2. Click the TableSnap extension icon from your browser toolbar. 3. Click "Inspect & Click Element on Page" and click any table or grid. 4. Preview the structured data in TableSnap and click "Export CSV" or "Copy". PRIVACY & PERMISSIONS: TableSnap runs entirely on your local machine. It does not send any page content, personal data, or URLs to external servers. Permissions are requested strictly to read DOM elements on the active tab when you explicitly trigger the scraper. SUPPORT & FEEDBACK: Questions or feedback? Contact support@tablesnap.dev.
Sep 13, 2026
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