Stop cleaning
web tables by hand.

No. HTML Table Exporter runs 100% locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your device, and we don't collect any analytics. After purchase, you'll receive a license key. No registration required.

The free version includes CSV, JSON, and Excel export with basic cleaning. PRO adds professional formats (SQL, NDJSON), advanced cleaning presets, custom export profiles, batch ZIP export, and auto-generated metadata with schema.json and README.md files.

The extension does not require a server for data processing. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your license is validated periodically, but cached locally between checks.

A profile saves your preferred settings: cleaning rules, output formats, naming conventions, and metadata options. For example, create a "Pandas" profile that auto-normalizes dates and numbers, exports to CSV with UTF-8 encoding, and includes a schema.json. Reuse it across all your projects with one click.

PRO automatically detects and normalizes common data issues: dates convert to ISO format, currencies and numbers handle both US and LATAM formats, empty/null values standardize, and boolean fields convert to true/false. All rules are customizable per profile.

schema.json documents the structure of your exported data: column names, inferred types, and nullability. It's essential for professional workflows: you can import it into DuckDB, use it to validate data pipelines, or share it with teammates.

Yes. You can choose monthly ($19/mo, cancel anytime) or annual ($149/year, save 35%). For teams, we offer TEAM (5 seats, $599/year) and BUSINESS (10 seats, $1,049/year) plans. All plans include every PRO feature and all future updates while your subscription remains active. No hidden fees, no surprises.

14-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. If you're not satisfied for any reason, submit a request via our official Support Form within 14 days of your purchase.

Your previously exported files remain yours forever. CSV, XLSX, JSON, NDJSON, and SQL are open standard formats. Every spreadsheet, database, and analysis tool can read them. There is no proprietary format and no vendor lock-in. After cancellation, the extension reverts to the free tier with CSV, JSON, and XLSX export still available; PRO features (cleaning presets, profiles, NDJSON, SQL, history) are locked at the end of your billing period.

HTML Table Exporter is built for Chrome and works perfectly on any Chromium-based browser (Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc, Opera). Firefox and Safari are not currently supported.

HTML Table Exporter can detect and export tables from many popular web applications, including CRM platforms, analytics dashboards, and business tools. Results depend on how each site renders its data — the extension works best with standard HTML table elements. We recommend trying the free version on your specific platform before upgrading to PRO.

HTML Table Exporter does not impose any row limit. You can export as many rows as the source table contains. The actual number of exportable rows depends on how the website loads and renders its data — for paginated or virtualized tables, only the rows currently rendered in the browser are available for export.

Yes. All data processing happens locally in the browser — nothing is uploaded to external servers. The extension does not collect analytics or telemetry. No account is required.

The extension is built on Manifest V3, the latest Chrome extension standard. It declares 4 API permissions (activeTab, storage, downloads, scripting) plus host access to <all_urls>, which is standard for data extraction tools and is used only to read tables on pages where you actively invoke the extension. The manifest also enforces a Content Security Policy that restricts outbound network connections from the extension to two endpoints: the LemonSqueezy API for license key validation and Google Forms for the optional in-app feedback form you submit voluntarily. The content script that reads table data does not initiate any network requests. The extension does not collect telemetry, analytics, or usage data, and does not request permissions like tabs or webNavigation. Full permission details are in our Privacy Policy.

Web scrapers are designed for automated, large-scale data extraction — often requiring configuration, selectors, or coding. HTML Table Exporter is a manual, interactive tool: you visit a page, click the extension, and export the tables you see. It focuses specifically on HTML tables and adds features scrapers typically lack, like automatic data cleaning, column reordering, and reusable export profiles. It is not designed for scheduled scraping or automated pipelines.

Yes. Because the extension runs inside your browser, it can detect tables on any page you are logged into — including dashboards, intranets, and authenticated web applications. It reads the tables that are already rendered in your browser; it does not bypass authentication or access data you cannot see.