Export HTML tables straight to Google Sheets
Free + $12/yr
Tool review — Databases & Sheets · Updated

Right-click text, links, images into Google Sheets
Free + $5/mo
Add to Sheets is a Chrome extension that saves web content — selected text, links, page URLs, and images — directly into Google Sheets from the right-click context menu or a keyboard shortcut, without opening the spreadsheet or switching tabs. It connects to your Google account and writes rows straight to a chosen sheet and column via Google's APIs; the developer states that no spreadsheet data is stored on its own servers. Beyond one-off captures, it offers Quick Row Entry (a form generated from your sheet's column headers for fast bulk entry), an email/link/image URL finder for extracting contact data from pages, Team Drive support, and a no-code automation builder on the top tier. It works on Chrome, Brave, and Microsoft Edge.
Google Sheets
The Free tier allows unlimited row saves with up to 5 configured columns, 1 keyboard shortcut, right-click quick save, image cell formatting, and Team Drive support. Pro costs $5/month or $40/year and adds unlimited column configurations, 3 keyboard shortcuts, email/link/image URL extraction, Quick Row Entry, and groups of up to 5 column configurations. A higher Automations tier at $12/month adds a no-code automation builder, 20 saved automations with unlimited runs, and 6 keyboard shortcuts; the developer charges flat rates with no per-row or credit-based billing.
Researchers, recruiters, and sales or marketing people who collect leads, prices, or reference material into spreadsheets and want to skip copy-paste tab switching. Anyone whose end destination is a Google Sheet rather than a notes app.
Export HTML tables straight to Google Sheets
Free + $12/yr
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Yes, there is a free tier with unlimited row saves, right-click quick save, and up to 5 configured columns. Pro costs $5/month (or $40/year) and an Automations tier costs $12/month.
No. It is a Chromium extension available for Google Chrome, Brave, and Microsoft Edge only; Firefox and Safari are not supported.
The developer states no Google Sheets data is stored on its servers; the extension only sends data to Google Sheets when you use it to add content to a sheet.
Yes. You can right-click images to save them, and choose whether they land as plain URLs or as formatted image cells in the spreadsheet.
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