CSV Exporter For Airtable Views

Automatically back up your Airtable or easily integrate data with other apps

Backup, CSV, Export, Third-Party Integrations

Need to pull in data from Airtable to automate some reports? With this automation, you can automate exporting CSVs for Airtable. This automation can be scheduled to run regularly and supports webhooks. It provides you with a static URL for each CSV. Every time the automation is re-run, the URL would reflect the latest CSV with the latest data.

Example

This CSV was exported with the automation for this Airtable View. To download the CSV, right-click on it, and then click “Download Linked File”.

Features

Supports multiple views from up to 10 different tables/bases.
Unchanging URL for CSV files even when exported again.
Ability to trigger export function by a Webhook.
Supports exporting Markdown to retain formatting for the rich text field.

💡Attachments

If you need to download Airtable attachments, you can use this automation.

Use Cases

Automatic backups
Pair it with a scheduled email
Use IMPORTDATA(url) function in Google Sheets
Sync WordPress posts via WP All Import

💡This extension is ideal for anyone who often needs to download CSV files manually — 💡This automation is ideal for anyone who often needs to download CSV files manually

FAQ

Some fields contain random characters, why?

These are linked fields showing record IDs. To solve this, add a lookup field and use it instead. We recommend using formulas not just for linked records, even for currency, date formats, and many other field types that are not fully supported in Airtable API.

Will exported files include attachments?

Attachment fields will only contain direct links to the files. This is not a limitation of our product. That’s just the nature of the CSV file format. It’s designed to store text data in a spreadsheet. It’s not possible to store image files in them.

Some fields are displayed in the wrong format, why?

By default, Airtable API doesn’t show fields in the same way they look on Airtable. For example, linked record names will be shown as IDs instead. To fix that you would need to add a lookup field that shows the linked record’s name. We recommend using formulas for many field types like currency, date, and any other field that needs to be formatted.