Notion Table & Database to CSV / Markdown

Notion table to Markdown or CSV in one click. Adds a Copy button above any Notion table or database view. No login, no API.

Getting a Notion table to Markdown usually means retyping cells or wiring up the API. This adds a small toolbar above every Notion table and database table view so you can copy the grid straight from the page. Two buttons. Copy MD writes a Markdown pipe table; Copy CSV exports the same grid as CSV. Use it to copy a Notion table into a doc, or export a Notion database to CSV for a spreadsheet. It reads the rendered table from the DOM, so there is no Notion API, no OAuth, no login. Works on the Notion web app (notion.so) and on published Notion sites (notion.site). How to use 1. Open any Notion page with a table or database table view. 2. Click Copy MD or Copy CSV in the toolbar that appears above the table. 3. Paste into your doc, README, issue, or spreadsheet. A note shows the format and how many rows were copied. Features - Copy MD (Markdown pipe table) and Copy CSV buttons above each table. - Works on database table views and simple inline tables. - Markdown output escapes pipe characters and flattens line breaks so each cell stays on one row. - CSV output follows RFC 4180, so commas, quotes, and newlines inside a cell are quoted correctly. - Uses the real header row when there is one; otherwise labels columns Column 1, Column 2, and pads rows to a rectangular shape. - Hidden (display:none) columns are skipped so headers and rows line up. - The confirmation shows how many rows were copied. - Toolbar follows Notion's light and dark theme. - Re-appears on its own as Notion re-renders and you move between pages. One limit worth knowing: Notion keeps only the on-screen rows of a long database view in the page, so a very long table copies the rows currently rendered (the row count in the confirmation tells you how many). Small tables and inline tables copy in full. Row order matches what is on screen, following your current sort and filter.