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Table Capture Review (2026)

Export HTML tables straight to Google Sheets

Free + $12/yr

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What is Table Capture?

Table Capture is a browser extension by independent developer George Mike (georgemike.com) that extracts tabular data from web pages and sends it to a spreadsheet. It handles standard HTML tables as well as div-based layouts and repeating list elements, and can capture tables that load on scroll or span multiple pages. Exports go to the clipboard, Google Sheets (writing directly into an existing sheet or creating a new one), Excel, CSV, Office 365, Markdown, or a PNG screenshot. It works on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, and is a mature product: the Chrome Web Store listing shows around 200,000 users, a 4.3 rating from 600+ reviews, and active maintenance with an update in August 2026 (version 11.x).

Key features

Where it saves to

Google Sheets · Excel (.xlsx) · CSV files · Clipboard · Office 365 · Markdown text

Pricing

The free tier covers basic capture: copying tables to the clipboard and batch export to clipboard, Excel, and Google Sheets, limited to 250 rows per export. Pro Basic is an annual subscription ($12/yr) that raises the export limit to 1,000 rows and unlocks paid features such as multi-page and auto-paging capture, Markdown and PNG output, site-specific recipes, and PDF table extraction. Pro Max ($120/yr) removes export size limits entirely and includes direct Excel/CSV downloads. A separate Cloud subscription adds real-time Google Sheets sync and AI-powered column parsing.

Best for

Analysts, researchers, and ops people who regularly pull tabular data off websites into Google Sheets or Excel and want to skip manual copy-paste cleanup. Especially useful when the data is paginated, loads on scroll, or isn't a real HTML table.

Pros

  • Exports to many destinations: Google Sheets, Excel, CSV, Office 365, clipboard, Markdown, PNG
  • Handles hard cases plain copy-paste can't: div-based tables, infinite scroll, paginated data
  • Mature and actively maintained, with ~200,000 users and a 4.3-star Chrome Web Store rating
  • Works across Chrome, Edge, and Firefox

Cons

  • Free tier caps exports at 250 rows, and even the $12/yr Pro Basic plan caps them at 1,000 rows — unlimited export size and direct Excel/CSV downloads are marketed under the $120/yr Pro Max plan
  • Multi-page capture, PDF extraction, and Markdown/PNG output are all behind the Pro paywall, with AI parsing and Sheets sync behind a separate Cloud subscription
  • Desktop browser extension only — no mobile support, Safari version, or standalone app, and it depends on a single independent developer for maintenance

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FAQ

Is Table Capture free?

There is a free tier that copies tables to the clipboard and batch-exports to Excel and Google Sheets, capped at 250 rows. Pro Basic ($12/yr) raises the limit to 1,000 rows per export and unlocks features like multi-page capture and PDF extraction; Pro Max ($120/yr) removes export size limits and adds direct Excel/CSV downloads.

Does Table Capture work with Firefox?

Yes. Table Capture supports Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox, though it is a desktop browser extension only — there is no mobile or Safari version.

Can Table Capture export directly to Google Sheets?

Yes. It can write captured tables directly into an existing Google Sheet or create a new one, and a Cloud subscription tier adds real-time Google Sheets sync.

Can Table Capture handle tables that load as you scroll or span multiple pages?

Yes. It captures scrolling and dynamically loaded tables, and the Pro tier adds auto-paging to walk through paginated datasets and combine them into one export.

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