About The HTML Table Extractor

HTML Table Extractor pulls rows from pasted HTML table markup and converts them to CSV or TSV text. It is useful when you have raw page source, copied HTML snippets, or exported markup that needs to move into a spreadsheet.

Extraction runs locally in your browser. The tool reads table, row, header, and cell elements from the pasted HTML and normalizes whitespace inside each cell.

How to Extract HTML Tables Online

1. Paste HTML that contains one or more <table> elements into HTML input.
2. Choose CSV or TSV output.
3. Click Extract Table Data.
4. Review each labeled table section in the result.
5. Copy the output into a spreadsheet, script, or data-cleanup workflow.

Choosing Options Correctly

CSV:
Use CSV for most spreadsheet imports and comma-delimited workflows.

TSV:
Use TSV when cell values contain commas and you want a simpler tab-delimited result.

Common Use Cases

• Extracting a small table from copied HTML source.
• Turning documentation tables into spreadsheet rows.
• Checking table data before a migration.
• Preparing simple fixtures from HTML samples.

Quick FAQ

Does this fetch tables from a URL?
No. Paste HTML or copied table markup into the tool; it does not crawl a web page by URL.

Why were no tables found?
The input may not contain table elements, or the page table may be generated by JavaScript and not present in copied HTML.

Is my HTML uploaded?
No. Extraction is designed to run in the browser.

Can it handle rowspans and colspans?
Simple tables work best. Merged cells may need manual cleanup after extraction.