Reports
Turn a finished table range into an image for status reports, weekly updates, and audit notes.
Chrome extension
SnapSheet
Copy spreadsheet ranges as clean images from Google Sheets, XLSX, or CSV, including cell colors, borders, and formatting.
Item
Sales
Progress
Status
North
128,000
96%
Done
West
154,000
88%
Review
East
169,000
74%
Open
Colored cells, borders, and highlighted ranges are preserved in the copied image.
What SnapSheet is for
Chats and tickets
Paste a readable snapshot into chat tools or issue trackers without reformatting the data by hand.
Docs and slides
Keep spreadsheet colors, borders, and alignment when you paste the result into documents or slides.
Workflow
Copy a table range in three steps
Select or enter a range
Use the active selection in Google Sheets, or enter a range such as B2:H20. For XLSX and CSV, choose a file and specify the cells.
Render it as an image
SnapSheet creates a clean image of the selected table area, including visible cell styling where supported.
Paste anywhere
Copy the image to your clipboard and paste it into a document, slide deck, chat message, or ticket.
Supported sources
Source
How it works
Best for
Google Sheets
Run SnapSheet while a Google Sheets tab is open and select cells directly.
Live sheets with existing formatting.
XLSX
Choose a local workbook, select a sheet, and enter the cell range.
Saved Excel files with values, colors, borders, and merged cells.
CSV
Choose a local CSV file and enter the range you want to capture.
Simple data tables without workbook formatting.
Details
Privacy and practical limits
Local files stay in your browser
XLSX and CSV files are selected locally so SnapSheet can render the requested range. Do not send confidential data in support emails unless you choose to share it.
Large ranges may need splitting
Very large images can exceed browser canvas or memory limits. If that happens, capture a smaller range and combine the results where needed.
Google Sheets can change
The Google Sheets capture path depends on the visible sheet interface. If Sheets changes its layout, SnapSheet may need an update.
Only the selected table area
Charts, floating images, and elements outside the selected cell range may not be included in the copied image.
FAQ
How do I use it after installing?
Open a Google Sheets tab, click the SnapSheet extension, select cells or enter a range, then copy the image.
Why does Google Sheets not connect?
Make sure the active tab URL starts with docs.google.com/spreadsheets, then reload the tab and try again.
Do XLSX and CSV files need a range?
Yes. Choose the file, then enter a start and end cell so SnapSheet knows which table area to render.
What if the image is too large?
Capture a smaller range. Browser image limits can vary by device, memory, and zoom level.