How do you turn a pile of links into a list you can actually work from?
Paste links or titles and get a clean text, Markdown or CSV block with the review date attached.
Parameters last checked · defaults are templates, not quotes.
A link is not a plan. Before an order makes sense you need the same few fields per item: what it is, what it costs, which size or colour, and why it is on the list.
This exporter normalises whatever you paste into one of three formats so the list survives being moved between a spreadsheet, a note and a support message.
A catalogue link pasted on the same line as a price is reduced to its identifier, and the price never reaches the export. The pattern is sought anywhere in the line, so the row counts as a link and everything around it is discarded, including a size or colour note written after the address. Anyone treating the export as a record of what was priced will find the amounts missing and assume they were dropped in error. Put prices on their own lines, or in the note field.
The date stamped at the top of an export is this page’s review date, not the moment the block was copied, so two lists made a month apart can carry the same stamp; the note field is the place for anything that changes between runs. Duplicate lines are preserved rather than collapsed, and an unparsed row keeps its text as typed with no identifier invented for it. Count the parsed rows against the expected items before pasting the block into a spreadsheet, a note or a message.
List exporter
Paste your list
Catalogue links or plain titles; up to 200 lines.
Useful for warehouse instructions or a size reminder.
Export
Lines
2
1 catalogue links recognised, 1 passed through
List reviewed 2026-09-29 · Note: Keep tags, request extra photos of the label. 1. ralph lauren polo bear sweatshirts 40 styles (3652365878) 2. Burberry Check Sleeve T-Shirt — $33.18 [unparsed]
How to read the result
- Catalogue links are recognised and reduced to their identifier; anything else is kept verbatim and marked unparsed.
- The review date is attached to the export so a list from last month is not mistaken for today’s.
- CSV output quotes fields, so commas inside a title will not break the columns.
- Exports are generated in the browser; nothing is uploaded.
- Lines are not de-duplicated and unparsed rows keep their text as typed, so reconcile the parsed count with the expected items after any merge of lists.
Formula, source and caveat
recognised link → product identifier + slug
- Source
- The catalogue URL pattern /product/{slug}-{id}-ksh.
- Caveat
- A renamed listing produces a different slug for the same item.
output = plain text · Markdown table · CSV
- Source
- This tool.
- Caveat
- Markdown tables lose the original column alignment in narrow viewers.
Questions this tool raises
- Can I paste a whole spreadsheet column?
- Yes. One item per line; up to 200 lines per export.
- Why is a line marked unparsed?
- It is not a catalogue link and it does not look like a title with a price, so it is passed through untouched rather than guessed at.
- Does the export include prices?
- Only if you paste them. The tool does not fetch prices, so an export cannot go stale on its own.