Website table to Excel
Fix broken columns before download instead of cleaning them after paste.
Free Chrome extension · Local capture · Web pages · PDFs
Copy the table. Skip the cleanup.
Capture a table from a web page, iframe, or PDF, repair it in Table Studio, and export clean Excel or CSV without uploading your data.
Free · No account · Runs locally in your browser
Three steps, with a repair pass before anything leaves the browser.
Pick a detected table, select a precise cell range, or open a PDF. The extractor preserves merged cells, links, and form values where the source provides them.
Capture Score flags structural problems. Table Studio lets you find and replace values, sort columns, jump straight to issues, edit cells, remove bad rows, and check mismatched types.
Send clean rows to Excel, CSV, JSON, or HTML, copy them to the clipboard, open Google Sheets ready to paste, keep a Markdown table, or turn the result into a PNG or PDF.
Not every useful dataset arrives as tidy HTML. The extractor checks more than one source structure and gives you a repair surface when the page gets creative.
If you landed here from a messy paste into Excel, a PDF that will not convert cleanly, or a table stuck in an iframe, start with one of these.
Fix broken columns before download instead of cleaning them after paste.
Extract locally in Chrome without uploading the document to an online converter.
A local-first workflow when the dataset should never leave your browser.
Capture nested HTML tables that top-page scanners miss.
Use the extension when copying and pasting would leave you with merged columns, missing links, broken dates, or hours of manual cleanup.
Collect pricing tables, public directories, comparison grids, schedules, and other structured information while keeping the source page close at hand.
Move supplier lists, order summaries, inventory tables, and recurring web reports into Excel or CSV, then validate the column types before sharing the file.
Open reports, statements, and specification sheets in the PDF capture workspace. Review each detected table and repair the rows that need attention.
Turn source tables into Markdown, copy clean TSV data, or save a visual PNG when the table needs to appear in documentation or a presentation.
Table processing and file generation happen locally in Chrome. There is no account wall between capture and export.
The only planned exception is explicit: if you paste a PDF URL, the browser has to request that file. Local PDFs stay local.
Independent and free
Table Capture & Extractor is free while we learn which workflows matter most. If it saves you a cleanup session, you can help fund maintenance and the next round of features.
Yes. The extension also looks for repeating DIV layouts, ARIA grids, tables inside open Shadow DOM roots, and tables nested in iframes. When a page is unusual, Table Studio gives you a place to fix the result before export.
Yes. Start cell range mode, then drag across the exact cells you want. You can inspect and edit that range before downloading it.
No. PDF parsing and file generation run locally in your browser. A network request is made only when you explicitly load a PDF from a URL.
The current extension exports to Excel, CSV, JSON, HTML, the clipboard, Markdown, PNG, and PDF. You can also copy TSV and open Google Sheets to paste. Notion, Airtable, webhooks, history, and capture comparison remain planned for Pro.
Add the Chrome extension, repair the table in Table Studio, and download Excel or CSV without an upload step.