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Save tables from any web page as a clean CSV or Excel file, or copy them for Excel and Power BI. Runs only on your computer. Click the icon on any page and Clean Table finds the tables on it, including ARIA grids, CSS grid layouts and repeated lists. Pick one, tidy it, and export it. Export any HTML table or ARIA grid on the page to a spreadsheet. Files open cleanly in Excel, including accented characters and currency symbols, and you can also copy a table straight to the clipboard to paste into Excel or Google Sheets. Other formats are available from the export menu. Cells that could run as spreadsheet formulas are made safe, and leading zeros can be kept. Clean Table can also follow a site's Next button across pages or keep scrolling an infinite-scroll page, removing duplicate rows and telling you whether it reached the end. It can read tables from a text-based PDF file you open, on your computer. The preview editor lets you rename, drop and reorder columns, filter, sort, convert dates and currencies, remove duplicates and undo. You can save a recipe for a site and reuse it on your next visit, compare a table with an earlier file to see what changed, and run the same extraction across several pages or on a daily or weekly schedule while Chrome is open. Privacy: everything runs on your computer. The extension's security policy blocks it from making network requests, it collects no data, and it needs no sign-in. Tested to handle: in our tests on 29 Oct 2026 (8-core Linux computer, headless Chrome), a 100,000-row table was scanned in about 10 seconds and exported in under a second, with the output matching the expected file. Merged cells, nested tables, right-to-left text and emoji were exported unchanged. Times depend on your computer.
Oct 30, 2026
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