Table to Excel — Export any table to CSV or XLSX

Export any web table to Excel or CSV in one click. Unlimited rows, free. Works with React and Angular data grids too.

Every table on the page, listed with a preview of what you would get. Hover one and it lights up on the page. Click, and it lands in your downloads as a real Excel workbook or a CSV file, with merged cells intact and numbers still numbers. There is no row limit. Exporting the table in front of you is free. Not a trial, and not a few hundred rows before a paywall. It gets the whole table. Many admin panels show only one page of a large table at a time. Behind those, this extension asks the data grid for its rows directly instead of scrolling past them, and has all of them in a couple of seconds, including the columns the layout hides. Where that is not possible it scrolls and pages through the table itself, and if a site hides its next-page button well, you can point at the button yourself and it will remember. It tells you the truth. If it only has part of a table, it says so, showing how many rows it has out of how many the page reports, instead of handing you a file that merely looks complete. Tables out of PDFs. Drop a PDF in and it finds the tables on every page. A table that a page break cut in half comes back as one, with its header where it belongs. Other formats when you need them. Developers can take the same table out as JSON or as a SQL insert script, and there is an import file for QuickBooks. Dates stay dates and prices become numbers. Semicolons and comma decimals are available for spreadsheets set to European locales, so the file opens correctly the first time. Fix it first. Choose which columns you want. Open the table in a grid to correct a cell, drop a row, or split a column that holds several fields stacked in one cell. You can also paste data from anywhere into that grid and convert it the same way. Buttons on the page. A keyboard shortcut, or the right-click menu, puts export buttons over every table on the page you are looking at. Nothing leaves your browser. No account is needed to export. The PDF reader ships inside the extension rather than being fetched from anywhere. There is no content script: nothing of ours runs on a page until you ask it to, and then only on that page. It cannot watch your browsing, because it is not there. It works with the JavaScript data grids that most admin panels are built on, not only with plain HTML tables. A Toolaby subscription unlocks the batch features, such as collecting a table across all of its pages, keeping tables aside from several sites to export together, and exporting every table on a page at once. It also unlocks every other Toolaby tool.