Every table on the page gets a small Export button in its top-right corner. Pick a format from the dropdown and the table downloads immediately.
Table Exporter
Appends an Export button to every table on a page and lets you download that table as CSV, XLSX, or Markdown.
How it works
Features
Export formats that mean what they say
CSV for spreadsheets and analysis, Markdown for docs and notes, and XLSX as a real Excel workbook — not a CSV wearing a different extension.
Merged cells, handled
A spanning cell's value is expanded into every grid position it covers, so merged layouts come out as clean, complete data.
Header rows, detected
The first row is treated as column names when it lies in a table header. Headerless tables still export — Markdown synthesizes col1, col2, … names for them.
Hidden rows, your choice
Rows hidden with CSS or the hidden attribute are excluded by default. When a table has any, the export flow asks whether to include them.
Nothing leaves your browser
Table Exporter requests no permissions, makes no network requests, and stores nothing. Exports are written by your browser's normal download, wherever you choose.