TableLift: Web Tables to CSV

Copy or download any table on a web page as CSV, ready to paste into a spreadsheet. Private: runs only when you click.

TableLift turns tables on web pages into spreadsheet-ready data in one click. Click the TableLift button, pick one from the list, then copy it or download it. Paste into Google Sheets, LibreOffice, Numbers or any desktop spreadsheet and the rows and columns land where they belong. FREE, WITH NO ROW LIMITS • Finds every data grid on the page, including layouts built with ARIA roles • Preview before you export, and jump to it on the page • Copy to clipboard (tab-separated, so it pastes straight into cells) • Download CSV (RFC 4180, with an optional UTF-8 byte-order mark so accented characters open correctly) • Merged cells (rowspan/colspan) are expanded so every row is complete • Formula-safe mode stops cells like "=HYPERLINK(...)" from running as formulas when you open the file • Keyboard shortcut: Alt+Shift+T TABLELIFT PRO (one-time purchase, no subscription) • Download real .xlsx workbooks with bold, frozen header rows, filters and true numeric cells • Everything on the page in one workbook, one sheet each • Clean data before export: turn "$1,204,500", "(12,000)" and "41.5%" into numbers, strip footnote marks like [1], remove empty or duplicate rows • Pick which columns to export • Markdown and JSON export Pro is unlocked with a license key bought on Gumroad. Activate it in the TableLift window with "Get Pro". PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Runs only when you click it. No background scripts, no access to your browsing history. • Uses Chrome's "activeTab" permission, so it can read only the tab you choose, and only at that moment. • Your table data never leaves your computer. No analytics, no ads, no account. • The only network request is the optional Pro license check, which sends your license key to Gumroad. GOOD TO KNOW • Chrome does not let extensions run on chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store or the new-tab page. • Tables that load as you scroll appear once they are on the page: scroll, then open TableLift again. • Leading zeros (zip codes, IDs) are kept as text in .xlsx files. Questions or a table that doesn't export right? Use the support link on this page.