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Capture visible webpage tables and export clean spreadsheet data. TableGrab turns visible webpage tables and repeating lists into clean, editable data without manual copy-and-paste. How it works: 1. Open TableGrab from the browser side panel. 2. Pick a visible table, or scan the current page for candidate tables. 3. Review the preview, move through captured pages when needed, and export the result. Free includes six standard captures per day, region picking, standard table detection, and three multi-page trials. CSV, TSV, JSON, Markdown, SQL, and Google Sheets-ready copy are included. TableGrab Pro adds unlimited standard and multi-page captures, whole-page table scanning, Excel-compatible `.xls` export, and capture for supported paginated or scroll-loaded tables. Pro also includes optional AI-assisted cleanup when you provide your own OpenAI API key. Your captured table data is processed locally in the extension by default. TableGrab does not upload captured page content to its own service. AI cleanup is an explicit, user-started request to OpenAI using the API key you provide and is limited to the first 200 rows. Billing and installation checks send a random installation ID and, when you purchase, payment and account information is handled by Stripe. See the Privacy Policy for details. TableGrab works only with data that is visible to you in the current page. It does not bypass sign-in requirements, paywalls, CAPTCHAs, or other access controls. Support: stayhpjing@gmail.com
Aug 12, 2026
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