What is HTML to Table?
HTML to Table extracts data from HTML tables and converts it to structured formats. Paste a page with <table> elements, and the tool parses rows and cells into clean, tabular data. Export to Excel (.xlsx), CSV, or JSON for use in spreadsheets, databases, or data analysis.
Perfect for web scraping, migrating table content between systems, or pulling data from HTML reports. The tool handles complex tables with colspan, rowspan, header rows (<thead>, <th>), and nested elements. It identifies columns and rows automatically and handles merged cells correctly.
Ideal for analysts, developers, and anyone who works with tabular web data. No coding required—paste, parse, and export in seconds.
How to Use HTML to Table
- Paste or upload HTML: Paste HTML containing <table> elements or upload an .html file. The tool detects all tables on the page. Full web pages or table-only snippets both work.
- Parse and preview: The tool extracts table data and displays it in a structured view. You can switch between tables if multiple are found. Headers and data cells are clearly identified.
- Choose export format: Select Excel (.xlsx), CSV, or JSON. Excel preserves structure for spreadsheets; CSV is great for import; JSON suits developers and APIs.
- Download or copy: Download the exported file or copy the data to clipboard for pasting into Excel, Google Sheets, or your application.
No signup required. Works on desktop and mobile.
Frequently Asked Questions
What table structures are supported?
Standard HTML tables with <table>, <tr>, <td>, <th>, <thead>, <tbody>, and <tfoot>. Colspan and rowspan are handled—merged cells are resolved into the correct grid structure.
Can I export to Excel?
Yes. Export to Excel (.xlsx) for direct use in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, or LibreOffice. The file preserves rows, columns, and headers.
Does it work with complex tables?
Yes. Nested tables, multi-row headers, and complex layouts are parsed. The tool flattens structure where needed and keeps data aligned correctly.
What if my page has multiple tables?
The tool parses all tables in the HTML. You can preview and export each one separately, or work with the full set depending on the tool's interface.