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TableJack — Copy Tables to Excel

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Overview

Copy any web table to Excel, CSV or your clipboard. Your table data never leaves your computer.

Copy a table from any website into Excel, CSV, or your clipboard — without the columns breaking. TableJack finds every table on the page, shows you what it found, and hands you clean spreadsheet data in one click. WHY TABLES USUALLY COME OUT WRONG Most table exporters read the page once and take whatever is on screen. That works on a simple table and fails on everything else: - Modern tables only keep the visible rows in the page. You get 14 rows out of 4,000 and no warning anything is missing. - Merged cells shift every row below them by a column. The file looks fine until you check it. - Excel turns 007 into 7, and a 19-digit order number into 1.23457E+19. - Accented and non-Latin characters arrive as mojibake. - Tables built as React grids or web components aren't <table> tags at all, so a naive extractor can't see them. TableJack was built for those cases. WHAT YOU GET FREE - The first 50 rows to CSV or clipboard, and the first 10 rows to Excel — stated up front, before you export, never sprung on you afterwards - Merged cells expanded into a proper rectangular grid - IDs, zip codes, phone numbers and long order numbers preserved as text - UTF-8 handled correctly, so café stays café - Finds tables inside React grids, web components and iframes - Each table named from its caption or nearest heading - Click a table's name to jump to it and highlight it on the page - No network requests at all on the free tier WHAT PRO ADDS — $5.99, one time - Unlimited rows on every format - Grab all rows — scrolls a virtualised table to the end and collects every row, then puts your scroll position back exactly where it was - Follow pages — clicks through pagination and merges every page into one de-duplicated sheet - Clicks "load more" on infinite-scroll lists until they run out - Every table on a page exported into one multi-sheet workbook - Choose exactly which columns to export One payment. No subscription, nothing renews, no account to create. Usable on up to 3 devices. ABOUT THE FREE LIMIT Free is capped at 50 rows per CSV or clipboard export and 10 rows per Excel export. We tell you before you click, on every table that is affected, and a partial file is named "-first-50-rows" so it stays obvious later. You will never do the work and discover the limit at the end. Everything about correctness is identical on every tier. Merged cells, number handling and table detection do not change when you pay — only how much you can export, and how much is automated. YOUR DATA The tables you extract never leave your computer. TableJack reads, converts and saves everything locally, and has no analytics and no telemetry. If you buy Pro, it contacts our payment provider once to confirm your licence key is genuine — that request contains the key and a device label, never page content. The free tier makes no network requests at all. HONEST LIMITS - Tables drawn on a canvas (Google Sheets, some dashboards) are not real tables and cannot be read. - PDFs are out of scope. - Cross-origin frames that Chrome blocks from scripting cannot be read. That is Chrome's decision, not ours.

Details

  • Version
    1.0.0
  • Updated
    October 7, 2026
  • Size
    45.67KiB
  • Languages
    English
  • Developer
    Email
    p.sriramprabhu@gmail.com
  • Non-trader
    This developer has not identified itself as a trader. For consumers in the European Union, please note that consumer rights do not apply to contracts between you and this developer.

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