EXPORT · DATA TABLES
Export NotebookLM data tables to CSV
Short answer
Yes. To export NotebookLM data tables to CSV, open the data table in Studio, choose Export and pick CSV. It is free in NotebookLM Ultra Exporter, with no daily quota and no account. You get the table as comma-separated values that open in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers and any data tool.
Quick facts
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Content | Data tables are structured comparison tables NotebookLM generates in Studio from your sources. |
| Output | CSV (.csv) |
| Plan | Free |
| Where | Export control on the data table |
| Processing | Converted in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to export. |
Steps
- Install NotebookLM Ultra Exporter in desktop Chrome, then refresh any open NotebookLM (Gemini Notebook) tab.
- Open the data table in Studio so the table is visible, then click its Export control.
- Choose CSV in the list of outputs and set any options shown for it.
- Open the downloaded file and check it before you rely on it or share it.
What you get
You get the table as comma-separated values that open in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers and any data tool.
If cells contain commas or line breaks, the tab-separated export is easier to open cleanly in Excel.
Limits to know before you export
- The table must be visible in the page for the extension to read it.
- This is a table export, not a native .xlsx workbook editor: formulas and cell formatting are not created.
- Check numbers, units and merged cells after export.
Can NotebookLM export data tables on its own?
Gemini Notebook can send a data table to Google Sheets. It has no direct CSV, Markdown or LaTeX download. Google changes these menus often. The item's own menu in your notebook shows what is built in today.
Other outputs for data tables
| Output | Plan | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Excel (.tsv) | Free | Export NotebookLM data tables to Excel |
| Markdown (.md) | Free | Export NotebookLM data tables to Markdown |
| LaTeX (.tex) | Free | Export NotebookLM data tables to LaTeX |
| Word (.docx) | Free daily quota | Export NotebookLM data tables to Word |
| PDF (.pdf) | Free daily quota | Export NotebookLM data tables to PDF |
Free or Pro?
Free, with no daily export quota and no website account needed. Pro covers the extension only; it does not include a Google subscription or raise NotebookLM's own limits. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free to export NotebookLM data tables to CSV?
Yes. It is a basic format with no daily export quota, no account and no payment card. Free batches are limited to 5 items.
Can I import the CSV into Google Sheets?
Yes. In Google Sheets choose File, Import, upload the CSV and pick how to insert it.
Does the export keep the citations in a data table?
Text that is part of the table cells is exported. Interactive citation pop-ups are a NotebookLM page feature and are not reproduced in a spreadsheet file.
Can I export several data tables at once?
Yes. Batch export in Studio can include several tables. Free handles 5 items per batch; Pro removes that limit.
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