Magic Scraper – Web Scraper to Excel & CSV

Magic Scraper turns any webpage into a spreadsheet. Open the extension on a page with repeated data — product listings, directories, tables, search results, or card grids — and Magic Scraper automatically detects the rows and columns for you. When each row links to a page of its own, it says so and offers to collect that page's details too. Export your data instantly to CSV, XLSX, JSON, or your clipboard. Pin it to the side panel and it stays open beside the page while you click, following the tab you're on. Magic Scraper can handle: * Tables, lists, directories, and product grids * Pagination and infinite scroll * Images, links, prices, badges, and other page data * schema.org markup, web components (open shadow roots), and same-origin iframes * Manual selection when automatic detection isn't enough: click a row, shift-click anything else to add it as a column * Reddit, Amazon search results, Hacker News, PubMed and arXiv read by name, with scores, authors, prices, ratings, DOIs and abstracts in clean columns * Multi-page scraping with randomized delays and rate-limit handling * One setup run over a whole list of pages, merged into one sheet * A "verify you're human" check stops the run and hands you the tab — it never tries to get past it Need more data from each result? Drill-Down opens the page behind every row and automatically adds its fields to your spreadsheet, chained as many levels deep as the data is buried. The free version drills the first 3 rows of a run, so you can see exactly what comes back on your own sites before paying for the rest. Everything runs locally in your browser. No account, no analytics, no telemetry, and your scraped data is never sent to our servers. Installing it opens a short welcome page on magicscraper.app, and removing it opens an optional one-question page asking why; the extension itself sends nothing. FREE Unlimited scraping, filtering, column editing, exports, and pagination with no page limit at all. Your column choices for a site are remembered once you have allowed storage (asked the first time you use drill-down, a list of pages or a saved setup). Drill-Down on the first 3 rows of a run, and one setup over a list of pages for the first 2 addresses. And a long crawl that dies with its tab is offered back the next time you open the extension on that site — nothing is lost and nothing is downloaded for it. PRO — a one-time purchase, no subscription and no account * Drill-Down on every row instead of the first 3 * Saved setups you can name, apply to a site they were not built on, and export to hand to a colleague * Run one setup over a whole list of pages — every category, every town — the page you are on first, then each address in a tab of its own that stays open with its own table, and all of them merged into one sheet with a List column * Compare a run with the last one of the same list — a Changes tab showing what moved, what is gone and what is new, with the old value struck through beside the new one * Compare with a file — your CRM export or last month's list, as CSV, Excel or JSON. The rows marked new are the ones you don't have yet. The file is read on your computer and never uploaded * Run a saved setup on a schedule — every few minutes, every few hours or daily — while your browser is open. Each run saves its CSV to your Downloads, and a run missed while the browser was closed happens when you next open it Practice on a sandbox built for it: https://magicscraper.app/demo Turn the page you're looking at into usable data in seconds.