Turbo Scraper: Web Scraper to Excel & CSV

Turn any web page into a clean spreadsheet in two clicks — no code, no AI, no API key. Turbo Scraper reads the structure of the page you are on and works out what the repeating records are: products, search results, articles, job posts, business listings, table rows. It then pulls out the fields for you — title, price, image, link, rating, date, email, phone — and hands you a table you can rename, reorder and export. All of the detection runs locally in your browser using deterministic rules: structured data (JSON-LD, microdata, Open Graph), DOM structure, and pattern matching. Page content is never sent to an AI service or to any server, and there is no API key to configure. What it does Detect Data finds the repeating records on the current page and names the fields automatically. Rename, reorder, disable or add fields by clicking an element on the page. Preview the first rows before you commit, using the same engine the real scrape uses. Scrape the current page, follow pagination, or keep scrolling an infinite feed. Open detail pages behind each row to pull fuller information. Export to CSV, Excel (XLSX), JSON, or copy straight to the clipboard. Save a setup as a reusable recipe so the same site is one click next time. Extra tools: Bulk Sweep across a URL list, Contact Finder, Media Grab, Profile Links, Clean Text, and Store Catalog for Shopify storefronts. A full-screen data view with search, sorting and column toggles for wide tables. How to use it 1. Open a page with repeating content — a product grid, search results, an article list or a table. 2. Click the Turbo Scraper icon to open the side panel. 3. Press Detect Data. Review the fields it found, then rename or remove any you do not want. 4. Press Preview to check the rows, then Run to scrape. 5. Export to CSV, Excel or JSON, and optionally save the setup as a recipe. A note on how it works Turbo Scraper needs access to the pages you choose to scrape, which is why it requests broad host access — the page you want data from could be any site, and a saved recipe has to keep working when you navigate or paginate. It only reads a page when you press a button in the side panel. It does not read pages in the background, does not bypass logins or paywalls, and only ever sees what your already-signed-in browser can see. Your recipes, settings and run history are stored locally in your browser. Run history keeps counts and timestamps only, never the scraped rows. Exported files go straight to your Downloads folder. We do not sell or transfer your data.