Table Lens — Table Record Detail Viewer

Turn any HTML table into a row-by-row record view: click a row for details, pick fields, prettify JSON, navigate with arrows.

Table Lens turns hard-to-read web tables into a clean, browsable, one-record-at-a-time detail view. It's built for query results and data tables that have too many columns, contain JSON strings, or force you to scroll sideways just to read a single row. Why you'll want it Wide tables are painful: you lose track of which column you're reading, JSON cells are squashed into unreadable blobs, and comparing a single record means constant horizontal scrolling. Table Lens fixes this by lifting the current row into a tidy vertical "field : value" card you can flip through like records in a database. Key features • Floating side drawer — slides in from the right and overlays the page without pushing or reflowing it. Width is adjustable by dragging and is remembered. • Zero-effort table picking — candidate tables on the page are outlined automatically; click one to load it. If there's only one table, it loads instantly. • Record detail view — the current row is laid out vertically as "field : value", easy to scan. • Automatic JSON prettifying — cells containing JSON render as an expandable tree with one-click copy of the original text. • Images & links — image cells become clickable thumbnails and links keep their URLs, so non-text content is no longer lost. • Selectable fields — show only the columns you care about; your choice is remembered per site and table structure. • Keyboard navigation — hover the drawer and use ↑ / ↓ to move between records. • In-page linking — click a row on the page and the drawer jumps to that record and highlights it. • API data detection — for query tools that render results in a <canvas> (where cells aren't in the DOM), Table Lens can recognize the table data returned by the page's own requests and load it automatically. Privacy All data is processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or collected, and there are no third-party trackers or ads.