Table Extractor
Paste copied table text from a PDF, email, or document and extract it into clean rows and columns. Export as CSV.
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Common use cases
- Extract a table copied from a PDF that lost its formatting
- Convert a tab-separated list from an email into a spreadsheet
- Parse a price list or product table from a website
- Turn a pipe-delimited export into clean CSV
- Recover column structure from a copied report or document
How it works
1
Paste your text
Copy table-like text from a PDF, email, or document and paste it into the input box.
2
Choose a split mode
Leave it on Auto detect or pick the delimiter that matches your data — tab, spaces, comma, semicolon, or pipe.
3
Preview and export
Check the table preview, then download as CSV or copy to clipboard.
Limitations to be aware of
- Works best when rows are separated by line breaks and columns by a consistent delimiter
- Auto-detect picks the most common delimiter — use manual mode if the result looks wrong
- Merged cells from PDFs cannot be recovered — the structure is lost during copy-paste
- Very complex or multi-level headers may need manual cleanup after extraction