Copy any web table to Excel, Google Sheets or CSV
One click finds every table on the page. Copy it for Excel or Sheets with columns intact, or download CSV and XLSX. No row limits on the free plan.
How it works
- Install Table to Excel and open a page with a table.
- Click the icon: every table is highlighted and listed.
- Press Copy and paste into Excel or Google Sheets, or download CSV.
Pricing
Free
- Every table on the page: copy for Excel/Sheets and CSV
- No row limits, no sign-up
- Works on Wikipedia, dashboards, grids
Pro
- .xlsx download
- All tables → one .xlsx (sheet per table)
- Numbers auto-fixed: 1.234,56 and $1,234.56 → real numbers
- One payment — not $120/year
FAQ
How do I copy a table from a website to Excel?
Click the Table to Excel icon, pick the table and press Copy, then paste into Excel. Merged cells are expanded, so columns stay aligned.
How do I export an HTML table to CSV?
Press CSV next to the table. The file is UTF-8 with a BOM, so Excel opens accents and Cyrillic correctly.
Can I paste a web table into Google Sheets?
Yes. Copy uses tab-separated text, which Google Sheets splits into columns automatically.
Does it work with tables that are not <table> elements?
Yes. It also reads grids built with role="grid" or role="table", used by many dashboards.
Why do numbers like 1.234,56 break in Excel?
Spanish and European pages use a comma as decimal separator. Pro converts 1.234,56 and $1,234.56 into real numbers.
Is there a row limit?
No. The free plan exports every table with all its rows. Pro is a one-time $19 for .xlsx, merging tables and fixing numbers.