HTML Table to CSV Extractor — Table Scraping Tool
Extract HTML table markup and convert it to clean CSV format. Paste any HTML snippet or full page source — the tool finds the table, parses thead and tbody rows, handles colspan and rowspan merging gracefully, and outputs a properly quoted CSV ready to download or paste into a spreadsheet. When multiple tables are found, switch between them with a click.
How to Use HTML Table to CSV Extractor — Table Scraping Tool
How to Use the HTML Table to CSV Extractor
Step 1: Paste Your HTML
Paste any HTML containing a <table> element into the input panel. You can paste:
- A single
<table>...</table>snippet - A section of a page with surrounding elements — the tool will find the table automatically
- The full HTML source of a webpage (right-click → View Page Source → copy all)
The tool uses the browser's own HTML parser, so it handles real-world HTML including missing closing tags, inline styles, and nested elements.
Step 2: Configure Options
Fill colspan cells with repeated value — when a header cell spans multiple columns using colspan="2", the tool can either repeat the header value across all spanned columns or leave the extra columns blank. Enable this option to produce a column for every spanned position with the same label.
Step 3: Select a Table (if multiple found)
If the HTML contains more than one <table>, numbered table selector buttons appear. Click a number to switch the extraction to that table. The total count of tables found is shown next to the selector.
Step 4: Copy or Download
- Copy CSV — copies the extracted CSV to your clipboard
- Download — saves a
.csvfile namedtable.csv
Paste directly into Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice Calc, or any tool that accepts CSV.
How Merged Cells Are Handled
| Merge type | Behavior |
|---|---|
colspan="2" | Cell value repeated across all spanned columns (if option enabled) |
rowspan="2" | Cell value repeated in the rows below that would otherwise be empty |
| Both combined | Both expansions applied correctly |
Tips
- To extract a table from a live webpage: right-click the page → View Page Source → Ctrl+A → Ctrl+C → paste here
- Alternatively, right-click the table → Inspect → copy the
<table>element's outer HTML
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