Table to CSV — Local Export

Preview visible HTML tables and copy or download CSV locally. Choose comma, semicolon, or tab separators. No account or server.

Turn a visible HTML table into a CSV file you can inspect before exporting. Open Table to CSV from the toolbar on a regular web page, choose Capture tables, select a table, and review the export preview. Copy the result or download a file for your spreadsheet. The suggested shortcut is Alt+Shift+E, which downloads the table containing the selection or focus. You can also right-click a table and choose Export this table to CSV. Choose comma or semicolon separators for CSV, or tab separators for TSV. Options also include a UTF-8 byte order mark, formula protection, optional number normalization, and a download filename pattern. Formula protection is on by default. It prefixes formula-like values, including signed numbers, with an apostrophe. It changes those values and cannot guarantee how every spreadsheet importer will interpret them. Inspect the preview and imported data. The extension supports visible, rectangular HTML tables in the page's main frame, and supported ARIA tables or grids. Header text remains an ordinary row. Quotes, delimiters, and line breaks are escaped in the export. Native merged cells, irregular rows, nested tables, frames, CSS grids, PDFs, and rows that the page has not loaded are unsupported. Large or unsupported tables produce warnings; capture limits apply. Chrome internal pages, the Chrome Web Store, and other restricted pages cannot be captured. Table content stays in the popup's memory until it closes. Only export preferences are saved locally on this device. The extension does not transmit table content or browsing addresses to its publisher or a server. Copy and download actions put the result in your clipboard or a local file; other software may retain or synchronize it. No account, analytics, advertising, or backend is used by the extension.