Electric Flock LTD · Tools
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Find the tables on a web page and copy them to a spreadsheet or save them as CSV or Markdown. Nothing leaves your computer. TablePluck finds every table on the page you are reading, including grids built from div elements, and lets you copy it for your spreadsheet, save it as CSV, or copy it as a Markdown table. - Copy for a spreadsheet: paste and the columns land in the right place. - CSV with the separator your region expects, and accents that open correctly in Excel (optional UTF-8 BOM). - Merged cells are filled in. Hidden rows are skipped unless you ask for them. - Formula protection: cells that start with = or @, or look like a formula, are neutralised so a spreadsheet will not run them. Ordinary numbers are untouched. - Shows you where each table is on the page. Private by design: tables are processed in your browser and go only to your clipboard or a file you save. Limits: tables inside frames from other sites, and rows that load only when you scroll or press a button, are not captured. TablePluck Pro is an optional one-time purchase. It adds JSON export, a choice of columns to copy or save and copying all the tables of a page at once. Everything above stays free. If a Pro licence ever stops working, the free features keep working as before. Activating Pro asks Chrome for permission to contact appliko.it and sends only your licence key and a random device name, never the tables you read.
Nov 6, 2026
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