Instructions

1. Paste the HTML source code containing the desired table into the text area. 2. Specify the number (index) of the table you want to extract (1 for the first table found, 2 for the second, etc.). 3. Select the desired output format (CSV or JSON). 4. Check the 'Use first row as header' box if the table has a header row (usually `` elements) you want to use for CSV columns or JSON keys. If unchecked, data will be extracted as simple rows/arrays. 5. Click 'Run Tool'. A CSV or JSON file containing the extracted table data will be generated for download.

Paste the full HTML source code containing the table(s) you want to extract.
Specify which table to extract if multiple tables exist (1 = first table, 2 = second, etc.).
Choose the format for the extracted table data.
If checked, attempts to use text from <th> elements (or first row <td>s if no <th>) as the header. If unchecked, data is extracted without headers.