Everything about what each extension does, what it cannot do, and how licenses and refunds work.
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How-to guides: Export a table to CSV · Export a table to Excel · Find the font a website uses · Copy the CSS of an element
Open the page with the table on it and click the Table Export icon in the Chrome toolbar. Every data table on the page is listed with its size and a short preview. Pick one, choose a format, then press Save. To copy instead of saving, choose Clipboard.
Hover an entry in the list and the matching table is outlined on the page, so you can tell
them apart. You can also press Pick on page and click the table directly. Esc
cancels.
Many pages use tables purely for layout — notice boxes, sidebars, navigation blocks. Those are kept out of the list, and the popup tells you how many were left out. If every table on a page looks like a layout table, nothing is filtered and you get the full list instead.
A cell spanning several columns or rows is repeated into each position it covers, so columns stay aligned. If you would rather have the extra positions empty, tick Leave merged cells blank.
Keep Add BOM for Excel ticked. It marks the file as UTF-8, which is what Excel needs in order to read those characters correctly.
Chrome blocks all extensions on some pages. chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web
Store itself, and the built-in PDF viewer are off limits to every extension, this one included.
The popup will say so when you are on one.
Virtual scrolling. Some large grids keep only the rows you can currently see inside the page and swap them as you scroll. Only those rows exist to be read, so only those can be exported. The popup warns you when it detects this — scroll through the table first, or export in sections.
Hidden rows are skipped. Rows that are not visible on screen are left out on purpose, and the popup reports how many. If it says nothing, nothing was skipped.
.xlsx) output: plain numbers and ISO dates (2026-09-11) become real number and date cells; formatted values like 1,234 or $5 are kept as text exactly as shownEverything else stays free, with no row limit and no account.
Table Export Pro — $19, one-time. No subscription and no account: buy Table Export Pro. Checkout, receipts and refunds are handled by Polar, our merchant of record.
After checkout, Polar emails you an order confirmation with a link to your order page — your license key is on that page, not in the email itself. Opening that page may ask for a 6-digit code, which Polar sends to the same email address. Copy it there, then open the extension, click Settings at the top right, paste the key and press Activate. Chrome will ask once for permission to contact the license server; that request is made only at this moment and only for this purpose.
Five. If you run out — a new laptop, a reinstalled machine — open the order page linked in your purchase confirmation email and release a device you no longer use. You do not need to contact us for this.
Yes. The license is re-checked about once a week, and if that check cannot happen, Pro keeps working for up to 30 days offline. Nothing locks up mid-flight.
Nothing is lost. Paste it again in Settings. Removing a key never touches the free features.
Click the Stylepick icon in the Chrome toolbar, then move the mouse over the page. A small panel shows the font, colors and spacing of whatever is under the pointer. Click to select that element, then press Copy CSS. Pick another lets you choose a different one.
Press Esc or click the icon again. The page is left exactly as it was.
Chrome blocks every extension on chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store and the
built-in PDF viewer. Stylepick can't run there; the "!" tells you that is what happened.
Everything else stays free, with no limit and no account.
There are two ways to pay — pick one at checkout:
Buy Stylepick Pro. Checkout, receipts and refunds are handled by Polar, our merchant of record.
After checkout, Polar emails you an order confirmation with a link to your order page — your license key is on that page, not in the email itself. Opening that page may ask for a 6-digit code, which Polar sends to the same email address. Copy it there. Then right-click the Stylepick icon and choose Options (or press a Pro button in the panel and choose Enter license key), paste the key and press Activate. Chrome will ask once for permission to contact the license server; that request is made only at this moment and only for this purpose.
Five. If you run out, open the order page linked in your purchase confirmation email and release a device you no longer use. You do not need to contact us for this.
Yes. The license is re-checked about once a week, and if that check cannot happen, Pro keeps working for up to 30 days offline.
Pro stops when the subscription ends. Every free feature keeps working, with no key needed.
For both Table Export and Stylepick, purchases are sold and processed by Polar, which is the merchant of record. Your receipt, your invoice, your payment method and your refund are all handled on their side — including requests you make after buying.
To ask for a refund or find a receipt, use the order page linked in your purchase confirmation email, or contact Polar directly. That is the fastest route, and it does not depend on us being awake.
There is no server and no account. Your tables, and the styles you inspect, are processed inside your own browser and are never sent anywhere. Neither extension requests access to all your sites — each reads a page only in the tab where you clicked the icon. There is no analytics and no tracking. The full statement is on the privacy page.
Write to infora.support@gmail.com. Refund and receipt questions are faster through Polar, using the order page in your confirmation email.