HTML Table to CSV
Pull a table out of HTML as CSV.
Pull a table out of HTML as CSV.
How to use HTML Table to CSV
- Paste the HTML markup containing your table
- Let it read the first table's header and data cells
- Copy or download the CSV rows
About HTML Table to CSV
HTML Table to CSV pulls the first table out of pasted HTML and turns it into clean CSV. Copy the markup of a table from a web page's source or an HTML email, paste it into the box, and you get one CSV row per table row and one column per cell—so the data drops straight into a spreadsheet without retyping. It reads the plain text of every header and data cell and quotes any value that needs it, keeping the CSV valid.
A lot of people look for a way to convert an HTML table to CSV in Python, C#, PHP, or Java. This tool does that same one-off job with no script, no library, and no setup—just paste and convert. It reads the first table in whatever you paste, so if a page has several tables, paste only the markup for the one you want. It keeps the text of each cell but drops links, images, and styling, and it does not expand merged cells, so every cell becomes a single CSV value. The result is standard CSV you can copy into Excel or Google Sheets or save as a .csv file.
The conversion runs entirely in your browser, so the HTML you paste is read and turned into CSV on your own device and nothing is uploaded to a server. It is free, needs no account or sign-up, has no usage limits, and there is nothing to install.
Frequently asked questions
- Is it free, and do I need to sign up?
- Yes, it is completely free, with no account and no sign-up. There are no usage limits and nothing to install. Paste the HTML and copy the CSV it produces.
- Is my HTML uploaded anywhere?
- No. The markup is parsed in your browser, so the HTML you paste stays on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server or stored.
- How do I use it?
- Paste HTML that contains a table element into the box. You can copy a page's source or an HTML email, and the tool finds the table and turns each row and cell into CSV.
- Do I need Python, C#, PHP, or Java to convert an HTML table to CSV?
- No. Those searches usually come from developers who want a script, but for a one-off conversion you don't need code. This does the same job in the browser with no library or environment to set up—just paste the table's HTML and copy the CSV.
- Can it convert CSV back into an HTML table?
- No. This tool only goes one direction, from an HTML table to CSV. It does not generate HTML table code from CSV or import a CSV into a table.
- Can I get the result as a CSV file?
- The output is standard CSV text. Copy it into a spreadsheet directly, or paste it into a text editor and save it with a .csv extension to get a file.
- How do I open the result in Excel or Google Sheets?
- Copy the CSV, then paste it into a sheet, or save it as a .csv file and open or import it. Excel and Google Sheets both read standard comma-separated values, which is exactly what the tool produces.
- What if the HTML has more than one table?
- Only the first table in the HTML you paste is converted. If the page has several tables, paste just the markup for the one you want so the tool reads the right table.
- Does it keep the table headers?
- Yes. Header cells are read as plain text just like data cells and become values in the CSV, usually as the first row. Their styling is dropped, but the text is kept.
- What happens to cells that contain commas or quotes?
- Any value that needs it is wrapped in quotes so commas, quote marks, and line breaks inside a cell don't break the CSV structure. That keeps the file valid when a spreadsheet opens it.
- Does it keep links, images, and formatting inside cells?
- No. It keeps only the plain text of each cell, so links, images, and styling are dropped. Merged cells are not expanded either, so each cell becomes a single CSV value.