Table Extractor — Web Table to Excel / CSV

Extract any web table to Excel, CSV or clipboard in one click. Works on Element UI / Ant Design. 100% local, free, no row limits.

Table Grabber extracts any table on any web page — including dynamic and framework-rendered tables — into Excel, CSV, or your clipboard in one click. WHY YOU NEED IT Copying tables by hand is painful: merged cells break, columns misalign, and dynamic tables (Element UI, Ant Design, vxe-table) often refuse to copy cleanly. Table Grabber reads the page's real DOM and rebuilds the table exactly as intended — rows, columns, and merged cells (rowspan/colspan) all preserved. KEY FEATURES • One-click extraction: click the icon, see every table detected, pick one, export. • Framework-table support: merges the split header/body tables used by Element UI/Plus, Ant Design, vxe-table and role="table" grids into one complete table. • Merged-cell fidelity: rowspan/colspan expanded into a clean rectangular grid — no shifted columns in Excel. • Scroll-load merge: for lazy-loaded / infinite-scroll tables, auto-scroll and merge new rows so you get the full dataset, not just the first screen. • Export targets: Excel (.xls), CSV, TSV, HTML, or straight to clipboard. • No row limits: big financial tables export in full. • 100% local & private: runs entirely in your browser. No server, no analytics, no account, no data leaves your device. GREAT FOR • Analysts pulling financial statements, quotes, fund data (Eastmoney, 10jqka, Yahoo Finance...). • Archiving comparison / pricing / spec / leaderboard tables. • Developers & QA grabbing test data from component-library docs. HOW TO USE 1. Open a page with tables. 2. Click the icon. 3. Pick a table from the detected list (shows rows × cols + preview). 4. Choose Excel / CSV / Copy. 5. For lazy-loaded tables, click "Scroll & load" first, then refresh. PRIVACY Requests only activeTab, scripting, downloads, clipboardWrite — and only acts on the tab you click. Collects nothing, sends nothing, stores nothing. KNOWN LIMITATIONS (honesty first) • Virtual-scroll tables export only currently rendered rows — use "Scroll & load" to capture more. • Canvas-rendered tables (no DOM) cannot be extracted. Free. If a table isn't detected correctly, tell us the site and we'll fix it.