HTML to Excel. No table tags required.
Paste a copied section of a webpage, raw HTML source, or an .html file - div grids, cards, and lists come back as spreadsheet rows, table markup or not. Free, no signup.
Data with no <table> tag still becomes a spreadsheet.
This tool renders your markup and extracts what a person sees - so data that is visually a table but structurally a pile of divs still comes out as rows.
Copied from a live page
A comparison grid, results list, or directory with no export button. Select it, copy, paste - the structure travels with the clipboard.
Exported .html reports
Monitoring dashboards, CI output, and legacy systems that only save as HTML. Upload the file and get the numbers as cells.
Without writing a parser
No selectors, no scraper to babysit. When the page layout changes next month, paste it again and it still reads.
Three files, every row recovered
A supplier directory with not one table tag, a legacy report with nested tables, and a pricing section copied from a marketing page. Open the markup, then run them above.
supplier-directory.html
Div-card grid - not one <table> tag in the file
15 rows out
legacy-inventory-report.html
Legacy ERP export - three tables nested in a layout table
18 rows out
pricing-comparison.html
Pricing section copied from a marketing page - cards and checkmark lists
21 rows out
Fictional samples, free to reuse: supplier-directory.html · legacy-inventory-report.html · pricing-comparison.html
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Paste or upload your HTML
Copy a section of a live webpage and paste it, paste raw source, or upload a saved .html file. Conversion starts on its own.
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The rendered page is read
Explicit tables and repeated structures - cards, list items, directory entries - all count as rows, mapped to one set of columns each.
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Download the workbook
One sheet per table or repeated structure, page-level facts in a main sheet, and a preview that matches the .xlsx exactly.
From the blog
Visually a table, structurally div soup
A supplier directory with zero table tags becomes 15 rows, with screenshots.
Read the postQuestions people ask about HTML to Excel
That is the point of this tool. It renders the markup and reads the result the way a person would, so a grid of product cards, a directory of entries, or a pricing comparison becomes rows and columns even when no <table> tag exists anywhere in the source.
No - the tool does not fetch pages from the web, partly because many pages need your login to render. Copying works everywhere instead: open the page, select the section you need, copy, and paste it here. For a whole page, save it from your browser (Ctrl+S or Cmd+S) as an .html file and upload that.
Paste the rendered result, not the source. When you select and copy a section of the page in your browser, you are copying what the JavaScript already produced, so the data comes through. Uploading the raw source of a JavaScript-rendered page will not work, because the data is not in the markup yet.
Each table or repeated structure becomes its own sheet in the workbook, and page-level facts - titles, dates, totals - go to a main sheet. One of the sample files here is a legacy report with three separate tables; it comes back as a four-sheet workbook.
Your markup is sent over an encrypted connection to DocuPipe, the document platform this tool runs on, and processed on infrastructure that is SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified and HIPAA compliant. Nobody browses your data - processing is automated end to end, results return to your browser session, and nothing is used to train AI models. Details are on the security page and the trust center at trust.docupipe.ai.
Pastes and files up to 200MB. Very long pages are processed up to the first 20 rendered pages of content per run, and there is a daily number of free conversions per network. A free DocuPipe account raises these limits substantially.
The download is an .xlsx workbook, which Excel, Google Sheets, and LibreOffice open directly - from there, saving any sheet as CSV is one click. Converting from other formats? There are sibling tools for PDF, images and screenshots, Word documents, and emails.
Run it at scale
Scraping the same reports every week?
HTML files, exports, and attachments go in by API or upload; clean structured rows come out, with a schema you control.
Free tier included. Takes about a minute to set up.
SOC 2 certified · ISO 27001 · HIPAA compliant · Encrypted in transit and at rest · Never used to train models