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Print AppSheet table and deck views as clean, printer-friendly reports with Ctrl+P. Appsheet Print turns Ctrl+P into a clean, printer-friendly report — no screenshots, no cut-off columns. Works in AppSheet's on Desktop: open a table view or deck view, press Ctrl+P, and get a properly formatted local print instead of a browser screenshot. Features - Print AppSheet tables with a single click - Clean, readable print layouts - Preserves table structure for professional results including active filters and sorting. - Fast and lightweight - Works locally within your browser Perfect for: Businesses using AppSheet Inventory management Job sheets Delivery notes Inspections Reports Administrative records A free version is available with a monthly print allowance, with an optional Pro upgrade for unlimited printing. Note: This extension is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google or AppSheet. What view types are supported? Table views and deck views, in AppSheet's access from Desktop. Open either view type and press Ctrl+P to get a clean local print. Table and deck views embedded as inline views inside another view (for example, in a detail view) are also supported once expanded. Other view types, such as detail, chart, or calendar, aren't supported yet, but we're working on adding support for them, along with fixing any bugs that come up — let us know if you hit one or have a specific request.
Jul 2, 2026
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