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Export tables to Excel and CSV. ReportPull lets you export tables and reports from websites directly to Excel (XLSX) or CSV. Export the currently visible table or let ReportPull try to collect the complete report across multiple pages. The extension supports many common table formats, including modern and legacy DataTables, dynamic grids, API-backed reports and classic HTML tables. Customize every report before export: choose which columns to include, rename columns, change their order, save the configuration for future exports, optionally include additional data detected in the report API. Excel exports can also include one configurable chart: line, bar, pie, record count or sum of a selected value, date grouping, optional time-of-day ignoring for date-based charts. ReportPull processes report data locally in your browser. Report contents are not uploaded to ReportPull servers. Performance and export limits ReportPull can export up to 50,000 records in a single export. The first export of a report may take longer because ReportPull analyzes the table structure and available data sources. Subsequent exports of the same report may be faster because previously detected configuration and mappings can be reused. Free plan Includes a limited number of exports per day. ReportPull PRO Unlocks unrestricted exporting with a one-time purchase. No subscription and no user account required. Some websites use custom or protected pagination mechanisms, so complete multi-page export may not be available for every report. Exporting the currently visible table remains available when a compatible table is detected.
Aug 25, 2026
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