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Export Notion database tables to CSV Notion Database To CSV is a Chrome extension for exporting Notion database tables. It reads the visible database table content on the current Notion page and exports it as a CSV file, so you can continue using the data in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, or other data tools. Main features: - Export the current Notion database table as a CSV file - Export to the browser's default downloads folder - Create table data configurations and manually set table names - Choose a local folder and export CSV files directly to the preset folder - Bind table data to the current Notion page - Smart Export automatically matches the table name and export folder based on the current Notion page - Multi-language interface How to use: 1. Open a Notion database page in Chrome 2. Click the extension icon 3. Add table data, set the table name, and choose an export folder 4. Click “Bind Current Page” to connect the current Notion page with that table data 5. Later, click “Smart Export” in the main panel to automatically match the current Notion page with the corresponding table name and export folder Important note: When exporting to a preset folder, if a CSV file with the same name already exists in the target folder, the extension will overwrite that local file directly. Please make sure the existing file can be replaced before exporting. Privacy: The extension only reads the current Notion page content when you actively click Export, Smart Export, or Export to Default Downloads. The content is used locally to generate a CSV file. The extension does not upload your Notion data or send table content to any server.
May 9, 2026
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