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Hover any HTML table to filter, clean, and export to Google Sheets, CSV, JSON, SQL, or AI Markdown. 100% local and private. Highlighting a table on a webpage and hitting Ctrl+C usually ends in a mess: merged cells, broken rows, and numbers landing in random columns. Smart Table Exporter fixes that. Just hover over any table on any website, pick your format, and paste clean, properly structured data straight into your spreadsheet or AI workflow. How it works Hover your cursor over any standard table on a webpage. A lightweight pill appears showing the table's row and column counts. Click your preferred export option done. Export formats built for real work Copy for Google Sheets & Excel: Uses clean tab-separated formatting so every column, header, and cell snaps directly into place without manual realignment. Download CSV: Generates a properly formatted, escaped .csv file ready for import into spreadsheets, databases, or CRM tools. Copy for AI (Markdown): Formats the table into clean Markdown syntax, ready to paste straight into ChatGPT, Claude, or Notion for quick data analysis without formatting glitches. Privacy-first design 100% Local: Runs entirely within your browser's local sandbox. Zero Tracking: No telemetry, analytics scripts, or background calls to external servers. No Account Required: Install and start grabbing data immediately no signup or logins.
Nov 1, 2026
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