6 Best Table Scraper Chrome Extensions (2026)

The best table scraper Chrome extension depends on what the page contains. For a real HTML table, a free tool like SuperCommands or HTML-Table Scraper gives you a CSV in one step; for paginated results or card layouts, use Instant Data Scraper (free, about 1,000,000 users), Data Miner or Web Scraper.

This is for anyone who copies tables from pricing pages, reports or directories into a spreadsheet. Prices and listings were checked on official pages or the Chrome Web Store in October 2026.

Is your table real HTML or a grid of divs?

Check first, because most failed exports come from the wrong kind of tool. Right-click a cell and choose Inspect: if it sits in a table element with tr and td rows, any table extractor works. Stacks of div elements mean a styled grid, which needs a pattern-detecting scraper.

• Pagination: "1 2 3 Next" under the table means single-page tools get only the visible rows.
• Lazy loading: web-app grids often render only on-screen rows. Scroll to the end or set the page size to the maximum first.

The 6 best table scraper extensions, compared

Table Capture

Best for: moving tables into Google Sheets a few times a week.

Table Capture is the most complete table-only extension: about 200,000 users, 4.2 stars, updated October 19, 2026.

• Free: clipboard copy, Google Sheets export, batch copy and some div tables.
• Skip it if you need CSV or Excel files for free; downloads are Pro, and free exports stop at 250 rows.
• Price: Pro Basic $12/year (1,000 rows), Pro Max $120/year, per the plans page. Also on Firefox.

Instant Data Scraper

Best for: search results, store listings and directories across pages.

Instant Data Scraper guesses the repeating data, previews it and follows a "Next" button or infinite scroll. It has about 1,000,000 users and 4.9 stars.

• Does not need a table element; the listing says data stays in your browser.
• Note: Web Robots says it no longer owns it; Flavr Technology, LP published an update October 16, 2026.
• Price: free.

SuperCommands

Best for: grabbing every clean HTML table on a page as CSV, free.

Table export is one built-in command in a keyboard command bar for Chrome, Edge and Brave.

• Scenario: on a pricing page, press Alt + S, type Download All Tables, press Enter; each HTML table lands in Downloads as a CSV.
• Skip it if the data is in canvas charts, images, virtualized grids or div layouts, or spans several pages. CSV only, active page only (docs).
• Price: free and open source; the local version is 100% free, forever.

HTML-Table Scraper

Best for: a right-click menu item and nothing else.

HTML-Table Scraper copies a table or saves it as CSV, tab-delimited text or (since 4.0.0) JSON.

• Scenario: hold Ctrl while right-clicking to copy directly on sites that block the context menu.
• Limit: small, about 6,000 users and 3.9 stars from 13 ratings; updated June 11, 2026.
• Price: free.

Data Miner

Best for: scraping the same sites repeatedly with ready-made recipes.

Data Miner cites 50,000+ free queries for 15,000+ sites, plus next-page automation and crawls. Its store listing shows about 300,000 users and 3.5 stars.

• Limit: crawls, custom JavaScript and Google Sheets need a paid plan.
• Price: free for 500 pages/month; Solo $19.99, Small Business $49, Business $99 per month (pricing).

Web Scraper

Best for: structured multi-page scrapes you set up once.

Web Scraper has you build a "sitemap" of selectors, then handles JavaScript, AJAX and infinite scroll. About 900,000 users, 4.7 stars.

• Limit: expect about 15 minutes of setup per site.
• Price: free extension; Cloud with scheduling starts at $50/month billed annually for 5,000 URL credits (pricing).

Can I extract a table without an extension?

Often, yes, if the table is public and static.

• Google Sheets: =IMPORTHTML("https://example.com/page", "table", 1) pulls the first table; change 1 for the next. Google says it refreshes about every hour.
• Excel: Data, then From Web, paste the URL, pick a table in Navigator, click Load.

Which one should you pick?

• Pick Table Capture if you copy tables into Google Sheets weekly and $12 a year is fine.
• Pick Instant Data Scraper if the data is cards or results across several pages.
• Pick SuperCommands if you want every HTML table as CSV from a free, open-source command bar.
• Pick Data Miner or Web Scraper for scheduled or high-volume scrapes. See SuperCommands vs Data Miner and vs Instant Data Scraper.

FAQ

Do Chrome table extensions work in Edge and Brave?

Yes. Both are Chromium browsers and install from the Chrome Web Store; Edge may ask you to allow other stores first.

Why does my exported table only have 25 rows?

The site paginates or lazy-loads. Set the page size to "All" if offered, or use Instant Data Scraper or Table Capture Pro.

Is there a free, open-source table extractor?

SuperCommands is open source on GitHub. Instant Data Scraper, HTML-Table Scraper and Web Scraper are free but do not publish source on their listings.

Can a table extractor get data from a PDF?

Table Capture Pro can. The others here, including SuperCommands, read web page HTML only.