Tinyspider

Select content from web pages and copy it into Excel, Word, or chat

One-liner Tinyspider is a browser extension that lets you click the pieces of a webpage you care about, save them as a reusable copy rule, and paste them into Excel, Word, or chat in one go—on this page and on similar pages later. The problem it solves Copying the same few fields from websites over and over—rankings, prices, titles, app metrics, PE/PB, status codes—is slow and error-prone: select, copy, switch apps, paste, go back, find the next field, and hope you didn’t scramble the order. Tinyspider remembers which fields, in which order, and in which format. As long as the page layout stays the same, you don’t re-hunt elements—you just hit Copy. What it’s for Use case How you’d use it Research & spreadsheets Point at fields on data sites or ranking pages, paste straight into Excel Competitive / app tracking Reuse rules for name, rating, downloads across similar pages Ops / support Quickly copy order IDs, links, statuses into tickets or chat Any site where you “scrape by hand” Multiple rules per domain; color-coded highlights show which rule is which Key capabilities Click-to-build rules — select elements on the page; fields are labeled A, B, C… Per-domain storage — rules stick to the site, not a single URL Multiple rules — different layouts or field sets, each with its own highlight color Flexible paste formats — Tab (Excel-friendly), newline, comma, space, and more Auto language — UI follows your browser language (English / Simplified Chinese) Why install it Kill repetitive busywork — stop re-selecting the same cells on every similar page Fewer paste mistakes — fixed field order and separators mean cleaner sheets and messages No scripts required — no CSS selectors to write, no crawler to set up; click and go Built for real workflows — not “download the whole website,” but “grab the few snippets you actually need, every time” Who it’s for Anyone who regularly moves structured snippets from the web into spreadsheets, docs, or chat—analysts, operators, PMs, support teams, and anyone still stuck in copy-paste hell. What it’s not Not a bulk site crawler for thousands of pages Selection doesn’t work on built-in browser pages (e.g. chrome://)