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Extract tables from web pages and download as Excel or JSON 📊 Table Extractor Pro - The fastest way to extract tables from any webpage! ✨ KEY FEATURES: - Visual table selection - simply hover and click on any table - Export to Excel (.xlsx) - perfect for spreadsheets and data analysis - Export to JSON - ideal for developers and data processing - Smart detection - works with HTML tables AND modern div-based data grids - Automatic header recognition - intelligently detects column headers - One-click download - extracted data saves instantly to your computer 🔒 100% PRIVATE - YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS: - NO data collection whatsoever - NO tracking or analytics - NO external servers - All processing happens locally in YOUR browser - Nothing ever leaves your computer 📖 HOW TO USE: 1. Click the Table Extractor Pro icon in your toolbar 2. Choose your export format (Excel or JSON) 3. Click "Enable Table Selection" 4. Hover over tables on the page - they highlight in green 5. Click on a table to extract and download instantly 6. Press ESC anytime to cancel 💡 PERFECT FOR: - Data analysts extracting web data - Researchers collecting information from online sources - Students gathering data for projects - Developers testing and debugging - Anyone who needs table data in a spreadsheet 🛠️ WORKS ON: - Wikipedia tables - Product comparison tables - Pricing tables - Sports statistics - Financial data tables - Any website with HTML tables! ⚠️ NOTE: This extension is provided for educational and personal use. Please ensure you have the right to extract data and comply with website terms of service. Made with ❤️ by Aathil Ahamed 🔗 Open Source: https://github.com/aathil-Mr-ITGuy/Table-Extractor 📧 Support: atldev620@gmail.com
Feb 7, 2026
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