Tables on This Page

Tables on this page finds every data table on the page you're on and gives you each one ready to copy, download as CSV, or save to My data. There's nothing to set up.

CrawlPilot's Tables screen on Wikipedia's List of largest cities: one table of 85 rows × 17 columns with Copy, CSV and Save to My data buttons
Each table gets a card with its size and a preview.

When to Use It

  • Statistics, rankings and price lists published as tables (Wikipedia, government data, sports results)
  • Comparison tables on product or review pages
  • Any <table> you'd otherwise select and copy by hand

For product cards, search results or rows that aren't a real table, use Get a list from this page instead.

How to Use It

  1. 01
    Open the page with the table.
  2. 02
    Open CrawlPilot → More tools → Tables on this page.
  3. 03
    Each table appears as a card with its row and column count and a preview of the first rows.
  4. 04
    Choose what to do with it:
    • Copy pastes into Google Sheets or Excel as cells.
    • CSV downloads the table as a file.
    • Save to My data keeps it with your other runs, so you can open it in the full table, clean it, and export to Excel, JSON or Google Sheets.
    • The eye icon (Show on page) scrolls to the table and highlights it.

Header rows that span several columns are flattened into names like Q1 › Revenue. A link in a cell gets its own column next to the text, as shown in the City (link) column above.

What Is Left Out

Only data tables are listed. Page layout tables, menus, hidden tables and one-row tables are skipped. If a table you can see isn't listed, click Look again (the refresh icon) after the page has finished loading.

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