TableGrab — Export Tables & Lists to CSV

Grab any table or product/lead list on a page and export it to CSV in one click. Merge rows across pages, auto-dedupe.

Stop copy-pasting tables one cell at a time. TableGrab reads any table — or any repeated list — on the page you're viewing, and turns it into a clean CSV file in one click. Column names come from the page's own headers, not "Column 1, Column 2". The file opens directly in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, and every BI tool. WHO IT'S FOR • E-commerce sellers pulling order lists, product catalogs, and competitor prices • Recruiters and sales teams collecting candidate or lead lists • Researchers and analysts grabbing datasets from dashboards and portals • Anyone who has ever selected a table by hand and pasted it into a spreadsheet WHAT IT DOES • Detects real table elements, including colspan and nested layouts • Detects lists that aren't tables — product grids, search results, pricing cards, lead lists • Shows a 3-row preview before you export, so you know exactly what you're grabbing • Exports UTF-8 CSV with a BOM, so Excel opens it without scrambled characters • Merges rows across paginated pages and drops duplicates automatically • Runs entirely in your browser — no account, no upload, no server HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the page with the data you need 2. Click the TableGrab icon — it lists every data block it found, with row and column counts 3. Pick the block, hit Export, and the CSV lands in your Downloads folder PRICING Free: detect tables and lists, export up to 50 rows per file. Genuinely usable for one-off jobs. Pro ($19, one-time): unlimited rows, merge across paginated pages, automatic duplicate removal, export every block on a page at once. No subscription, no per-seat pricing, 30-day refund. PRIVACY Your data never leaves your device. TableGrab has no server, no analytics, and no tracking. Extraction happens inside your browser tab and the CSV is written locally. Full policy: see the Privacy Policy link below. NOTES AND LIMITS • Works on normal websites. Browser-internal pages (chrome://) and the Chrome Web Store itself are off-limits by browser design. • PDFs are not supported. • Pages that only render rows as you scroll (virtual scrolling) will only capture the rows already rendered — scroll first, then merge.