Your columns. Your way.
Rename and reorder columns, choose the fields you need, and correct cells while keeping their original values.
LESS COPYING. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
From web & PDFto your spreadsheet.
Bring the tables you need into Excel. Gather pages, make your edits, and keep your data right where it belongs. On your device.
Chrome & EdgeFree features · no sign-up
RowGatherInteractive example · sample dataexample.com/catalog
Your table, ready to use
Click a column name to edit
Try another page. Rename a column. Export the result.
Your tables stay on your deviceLocal processing. No cloud upload.
Web & text-based PDFsExcel, CSV & moreLocal processingThree interface languages
GO BEYOND THE FIRST PAGEKeep the next page.
Keep the next page.
And the one after that.
When a table keeps going, RowGather can go with it. Bring the next page into the same task and keep track of what you have extracted.
- Continue with next-page buttons or load more
- Accumulate virtual rows with stable record IDs
- Compare the source total with extracted rows
One task. More of your data.Illustrative example
Page 14 rows
Page 24 rows
Page 34 rows
Together in one taskReview once. Export when ready.
More tables. One workbook.
Select several tables on a page and export them to separate Excel sheets. Keep each table's structure.
A familiar page, made easier.
Save a website rule for column names, table selection and pagination. Review it, then reuse it next time.
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Quarterly report
Selected table · sample document
Ready for your workbookEach file and region stays organized
SummaryDetails
LET YOUR PDF TABLES OUTUseful data shouldn't
Useful data shouldn't
be stuck in a document.
Select the area you need in a text-based PDF. Adjust columns, review the result and combine matching pages. Multiple files and regions can have their own tasks.
- Select a page range or a table region
- Review and correct before saving
- Retry failed pages without repeating saved work
A SMALL ROUTINE. A BETTER WORKDAY.From found to useful,
From found to useful,
in three steps.
Find your table
Open a webpage and find a table, or choose a local PDF. Use click-to-select when you need more control.
Make it yours
Review the preview. Rename columns, correct values and add more pages if your task needs them.
Take it with you
Export to Excel, CSV or other supported formats. Save a local task to continue later.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you start.
The useful details, without the small print.
Will it work with every website?
RowGather supports standard HTML tables, common framework tables and ARIA grids, plus repeated link lists, cards, definition lists and aligned CSS grids. It can read same-origin frames and open Shadow DOM. Canvas, cross-origin frames and some ambiguous layouts remain unsupported; virtual scrolling requires stable record identifiers.
Can it extract every page of a table?
It supports next-page buttons, load more, manual pagination and supported virtual scrolling. The sidebar may close while web collection continues; keep the source tab and browser open. Check source totals, limits and page behavior. Matching counts alone do not certify completeness.
Can I change the column names and values?
Yes. Rename and reorder columns in the preview, select which fields to keep, and edit cells with undo and redo. Original cell values are preserved in saved task backups and Excel edit records. Saved-task previews are read-only.
Can I extract a list without column names?
Yes. Each detected record stays on its own row. Link directories keep text and URLs separately. When there is no explicit header, the first record is retained and temporary column names can be edited. For headerless CSV or TSV, uncheck “First row contains column names”.
Does it work with scanned PDFs?
This version works with text-based PDFs. You can select regions and adjust column boundaries, but complex layouts still need review. OCR for scanned or image-only documents is not included.
Is my table data uploaded?
The current extension processes webpage tables and PDFs on your device. Tasks and rules are stored in your browser profile. It has no cloud upload or telemetry. Back up your tasks before uninstalling or changing browser profiles.
How do I install the preview?
Download the latest published ZIP, extract it, and load the folder containing manifest.json through Developer mode in Chrome or Chromium-based Edge 130 or newer. It is an unpacked release candidate, not a store installation. Free single-table extraction needs no account; Pro features require a paid license.
Can collection continue after I close the sidebar?
Yes, for web collection: keep the source tab and browser open. Closing the source tab, restarting the browser or a long suspension pauses the task and keeps saved batches. PDF processing still needs its workspace open.
What can I try for free?
Single-table extraction and individual exports have no daily quota or commercial row cap, within device safety limits. Save one task and try continuous collection up to 3 pages/batches or 500 cumulative rows per task, whichever is reached first. The next whole batch is not saved if it would exceed the row allowance. Text PDFs support up to 3 pages per operation. Pro adds larger continuous jobs, multiple tasks, saved rules and batch export.
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READY WHEN YOU ARELess copying.
Less copying.
More getting things done.
Start free with single-table exports, one saved task and a continuous trial of 3 pages/batches or 500 rows per task. Pro adds larger jobs, reusable rules and batch workflows.
Download RowGatherFree + Pro · Chrome & Edge 130+1.0.4-rc6