Table to Sheets — Export Any Web Table to CSV

Export any table on any web page to a clean spreadsheet — in one click. No copy-paste, no scrambled columns, no setup. Free, and genuinely unlimited • Export any web table to CSV with no row caps and no quotas. Big table or small, you get every row — free, and it stays free. • No “upgrade to download” wall. CSV export is the free core of this tool, not a trial. • Works anywhere there’s an HTML table: Wikipedia, finance and sports stats, dashboards, documentation, search results, and more. • It reads the page’s real table structure — no screenshots, no OCR, no guesswork — so your columns line up. How it works 1. Open any page with a table and click the toolbar button. 2. It finds every table on the page and lists them — pick the one you want. 3. Download a clean CSV, or send it straight to Google Sheets with Pro. Pro — $5/month • One-click export to a brand-new Google Sheet, created right in your own account. No download, no manual import. • Clean mode: strips footnote markers like [1], drops thousands separators and leading $/£ symbols, so numbers import as real numbers you can sum and sort. Private by design • Runs only when you click it, only on the page you’re viewing (activeTab). No broad permissions, no background access, no “read your data on all websites.” • Your CSV is built entirely in your browser — your page data is never uploaded to us. • No third-party analytics, no tracking, no data collection. The only network request is a license-key check for Pro. • Google Sheets export uses the narrow drive.file scope — the extension can only touch sheets it creates for you. Built for researchers, analysts, students, journalists, and marketers — anyone who needs the numbers off a web page and into a spreadsheet without the busywork. Install free, export your first table in seconds, and upgrade only if you want Google Sheets export and clean numbers.