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What you can do with ScrapeSheet

Step-by-step guides for the jobs people use ScrapeSheet for most — from a single web table to a full catalogue analysed in seconds.

ScrapeSheet is a Chrome extension that turns tables and lists on any web page into rows and columns you can export to Excel, CSV or Google Sheets, with optional AI extraction using your own key and 22 analysis modes that read the data for you. Pick the guide that matches what you want to do.

Get the data out

Analyse what you extracted

Choosing a scraper

New to scraping? Start with How to scrape a website to Excel and Is web scraping legal? on the blog.

Use it responsibly

ScrapeSheet is meant for publicly available data. It reads the page you have open in your own browser, at your own pace; it does not get around logins, paywalls, CAPTCHAs or anti-bot protection, and it should not be used to try. Before you extract, check the website's terms of use: if a site forbids automated collection, don't use ScrapeSheet there. If the data includes people (names, emails, phone numbers), privacy law such as the GDPR applies to what you do with it. More in Is web scraping legal?

FAQ

What can I scrape with ScrapeSheet?
Tables and repeated lists on public web pages: search results, product grids, directories, listings, price tables and similar. Each item becomes a row you can export to Excel, CSV or Google Sheets.

Is ScrapeSheet free?
Yes, there is a free plan: 3 extractions and 2 exports a day, up to 20 rows per export, one page at a time. Pro (€12.99 a month) removes the limits and adds multi-page collection and AI extraction with your own key.

Do I need to code?
No. You open the page, press Extract this page and export. Everything runs in your browser.

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