How to Extract Web Tables to CSV

Updated: March 10, 2026

Need to pull table data from a web page into Excel or Google Sheets? If you copy and paste directly, the formatting often breaks — columns shift, cells merge, and you end up spending time cleaning things up manually. This guide shows you how to use Table Extractor to convert any HTML table to clean CSV in seconds.

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What Is Table Extractor?

Table Extractor is a Chrome extension that automatically detects HTML tables on any web page and lets you copy or download them as CSV. After installing, you can grab table data in just a few clicks — no configuration required.

How to Use It

Step 1: Install

Install "Table Extractor" from the Chrome Web Store. Installation takes just a few seconds and no special setup is needed.

Step 2: Open a page with tables

Navigate to the web page containing the table you want to extract. Table Extractor works with any standard HTML table — statistics sites, comparison pages, product spec sheets, and more.

Step 3: Detect tables

Click the Table Extractor icon in your browser toolbar, then press the "Detect Tables" button. All tables on the page will be listed with their row and column counts, along with a data preview.

Step 4: Get the CSV

You have two options:

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Summary

Table Extractor lets you grab clean, accurate CSV data from any web page — no more broken formatting from copy-paste. It's a simple way to speed up your everyday data collection workflow. Give it a try.

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