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Copy any web table to Excel or Google Sheets. Export XLSX, CSV, JSON, Markdown. Captures paginated tables. 100% private. Stop retyping tables. TableSnag copies any table on any website straight into Excel, Google Sheets, or a file — in one click. WHAT IT DOES • One-click copy — paste straight into Excel or Google Sheets, formatting intact • Download as CSV (free, no row limits, no sign-up) • Excel .xlsx downloads with a bold header row and sensible column widths (Pro) • Capture paginated and infinite-scroll tables: click through the pages, TableSnag collects every unique row and merges duplicates automatically (Pro) • Export every table on a page into one Excel workbook, one sheet per table (Pro) • JSON, Markdown and HTML export for developers and writers (Pro) • Clean numbers: "£1,234.56" becomes 1234.56 so spreadsheets can actually sum it (Pro) • Handles merged cells (rowspan/colspan), modern div-based grids (ARIA), huge tables, links, and tricky characters PRIVATE BY DESIGN TableSnag runs 100% inside your browser. Your data never touches a server — there is no server. No account, no analytics, no tracking, no affiliate injection. The extension only reads the page when you click its button, and the only network request it can ever make is validating your license key when you activate Pro. FAIR PRICING The free version is genuinely useful: unlimited rows, copy + CSV, forever. Pro is a one-time purchase — no subscription, yours for life, with a 7-day free trial. We think tools you buy should stay bought. WHO IT'S FOR Analysts pulling figures from dashboards and reports. Researchers collecting data. Ops people stuck with paginated admin panels. Accountants lifting statements. Students, journalists, sports-stats nerds, and anyone who has ever typed a web table into a spreadsheet by hand. — Works with: export table to Excel, HTML table to CSV, table to Google Sheets, save table as XLSX, copy table from website, web table to spreadsheet, scrape table data.
Jul 12, 2026
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