Copy any table on a webpage with one click, columns intact, ready to paste into Excel. No external requests, minimal permissions.
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updated 14 Sep 2026
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About Table to TSV
Table to TSV copies a table from any webpage into a format you can paste directly into Excel or other spreadsheet software, with columns kept intact.
Click the extension icon to read only the table on the page you're viewing. If the page has more than one table, a numbered box appears over each one so you can click to choose which table to copy.
When a cell contains a line break, you'll be asked each time whether to split it into separate rows or keep the line break inside a single cell. Splitting turns values like a weather forecast's high/low temperature into numbers you can calculate with.
It handles both tables built with the HTML table element and tables marked up with ARIA attributes such as role="grid". The latter covers the data grids used in business applications, such as ag-Grid and MUI DataGrid.
The extension requests only the three permissions it needs to read a table: activeTab, scripting, and clipboardWrite. It does not request host permissions for any site, and it never sends anything you copy to an external server.
It does not work on chrome:// URLs or other internal browser pages.
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Tables that load only the rows currently on screen will not include rows you would need to scroll to. Most data grids with many rows work this way. When this happens, the message after copying reads "Copied the N rows currently in view".
Div-based tables without ARIA attributes, Google Sheets, and tables inside PDFs are not supported.
It does not precisely reproduce merged cells (rowspan/colspan).
There is no CSV or xlsx download, and no Google Sheets integration.