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SMALL TOOL. USEFUL DATA.

Extract web tables.
Keep the data local.

Rowmint is a free visual web data extractor. Pick a table or repeating rows with the Chrome extension, preview columns, and export CSV or JSON. Try sample or local HTML in the demo below.

Free & open source · Manual installation · No account

A TABLE WORTH KEEPING
PlaceTypeScore
Fern HouseCafé4.8
SunroomStudio4.9
Good DaysBookshop4.7
3 rows selected ✓
▤
good-finds.csvReady for your next step
→
Your page → your file.
↳ Nothing to upload▦ Tables + repeating rows↓ CSV + JSON exports⌘ Your browser does the work
TAKE IT FOR A SPIN

A small extraction studio.

This demo works with sample or locally supplied HTML.
Use the extension to pick data on other websites.

LOCAL WORKBENCH
01

Choose your source

ILLUSTRATIVE DATA
02

Make it yours

0 ROWS

Click a column name to rename it. Export includes every extracted row, up to 10,000.

CSV formulas are neutralized with an apostrophe. JSON keeps the original text. The preview shows the first 50 rows.

Sample data ready. No files leave this browser.

ONE PAGE AT A TIME

Your cursor.
Your call.

Built for the useful five-minute task: a directory, a research table, a list of products you’re allowed to collect.

Installation guide →
  1. 01

    Open it when you need it.

    Click Rowmint in Chrome, then “Open on this page.” It only receives access to the current tab after that action.

  2. 02

    Pick a table or a repeating row.

    Choose the fields you want. Text or links, with a preview before export. Press Esc to cancel a selection.

  3. 03

    Leave with a useful file.

    Rename columns and save CSV or JSON. Save a small local recipe to reuse the same selectors later.

BRING IT TO YOUR BROWSER

A small extension.
No big permissions.

Rowmint uses only Chrome’s activeTab and scripting permissions. There are no background crawls, account connections, uploads, or API keys.

Download extension ZIP ↓Full source + tests (MIT) →
CHROME · MANUAL INSTALL
  1. Download the ZIP and unzip it into a folder.
  2. Open chrome://extensions in desktop Chrome.
  3. Turn on Developer mode, choose Load unpacked, and select the unzipped folder that contains manifest.json.
  4. Open a regular website, click Rowmint’s toolbar icon, then Open on this page.

Not installed automatically. Not listed or reviewed in the Chrome Web Store. Installation and real-page Chrome testing have not been performed in this build environment.

A CLEAR SCOPE

What it does

Extracts text and safe web links from loaded, top-level HTML tables or matching rows. Handles nested text and simple merged table cells. Keeps data in memory until you download it.

Where it stops

No crawling, automatic pagination, logins, paywall bypass, or proxies. Cross-origin frames, shadow DOM, virtualized off-screen rows, and Chrome-protected pages aren’t supported. Selectors can need updating when a site changes.

Use it thoughtfully

Only extract content you’re authorized to use. Respect site terms, privacy, and applicable rules. Form values and editable fields are excluded. Review sensitive information before sharing any export.

OPTIONAL, ALWAYS

Keep small tools
in everyone’s hands.

Rowmint is free to use. If it saves you time, you can support it with a donation. No wallet connection. No features held back.

₿ Bitcoin

OPTION 1

◇ Ethereum

OPTION 2

₮ USDT

OPTION 3

Check the asset, address, and network before sending. Transfers are irreversible; network fees may apply. Do not use other networks.

Focused, free, and browser-local. Visual extraction is an established category: Octoparse and ParseHub offer both free and paid plans. Rowmint covers a smaller, manual, one-page workflow. It does not replace their hosted automation. Plan links checked October 2026. No affiliation.