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Turn any web table into Excel, CSV, or Google Sheets in one click. Works on dynamic pages. AI cleanup with your own key (BYOK). Grab any table from any webpage — without the copy-paste mess. 【Everything below is free】 ✅ One-click detection of all tables on the page ✅ Export to Excel (.xlsx), CSV, clipboard, or Google Sheets ✅ Export ALL tables into one Excel workbook (a sheet per table) ✅ Merged cells (rowspan/colspan) and 2-row grouped headers handled properly ✅ Numbers arrive in Excel as real numbers (SUM just works; IDs like "007" stay text) ✅ Unlimited rows, no sign-up, no server round-trips ✅ Works on dynamic (JavaScript-rendered) pages and shadow DOM tables ✅ Dark mode ✅ AI Formatting: type "remove $ signs" or "normalize dates to YYYY-MM-DD" and let AI clean the table — using your own API key (BYOK, no hidden fees) ✅ AI Table Finder: even when a page has no real <table>, AI can reconstruct one from the page text 【Great for】 - Pulling price lists or inventory tables into Excel - Collecting stats from data-heavy sites without broken columns - Fixing messy scraped data (mixed formats, stray symbols) with one AI instruction 【Privacy】 Table data is processed locally in your browser. Only when you click AI Format is the selected table sent directly to the AI provider you chose (Anthropic/OpenAI) using your own key. We run no servers and collect nothing.
Jul 13, 2026
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