SnapCSV

Export any webpage table to CSV in one click. Works on any site. No copy-paste mess.

SnapCSV finds every HTML table on a page and downloads it as a clean CSV. One click. Works on Wikipedia, Yahoo Finance, government data sites, internal dashboards, and most SaaS apps. Every other extension that does this either charges before letting you test it, caps the free tier at 250 rows, or makes you create an account. SnapCSV doesn't. WHAT IT DOES • Detects every table on the page automatically • Hover a row in the popup → the matching table outlines on the page, so you know which one you're picking • Preview up to 200 rows before export, scrollable with a row count • Copy as TSV — pastes into Google Sheets, Excel, Notion, and Slack as a real table, not a single column • Auto-selects the semicolon delimiter in European locales so Excel doesn't mangle the file • Big tables (10,000+ rows) export without silent truncation • Section labels and headerless tables handled correctly • Runs locally. Nothing leaves your browser. PRICING Free: 10 exports per day. Pro: $19 one-time, unlimited, no subscription. KNOWN LIMITS (being worked on) • Wikipedia infoboxes with merged cells (rowspan / colspan) can come out misaligned — fix in v1.2 • Tables on Notion or virtualized React grids only capture the rows currently in the DOM — fix in v1.3 v1.1.3 — Copy as TSV, hover-to-highlight tables on the page, 200-row scrollable preview, large-table downloads, locale-aware delimiter for European Excel.