Browser automation without code: record once, run for every row
Izly turns a task you record once in Chrome into a no-code automation. Paste a table from Excel or Google Sheets and it runs the task once per row, reads values from pages, follows simple rules and hands back a result table. You start every run, and your table stays in your browser.
One recording, one run per row
- TablePaste from Excel or Sheets
- One run per rowReal Chrome clicks and typing
- Result tableStatus and values read, as CSV
Fill a form from a table, start to finish
A practice form is recorded once, turned into an automation and run once per row of a table pasted from Excel. Everything in the video is the real product; the people in the table are made up.
What the video shows
- Fill the form once while Izly records.
- Stop. The guide opens in the editor.
- Turn the guide into an automation.
- Tell Izly which fields come from your table.
- Open the run window from the side panel.
- Paste the table from Excel. You can try the first rows.
- Izly fills the form once per row.
- Then it goes on with every row.
- You get a result table.
- Your data never left your browser.
How do I fill a web form from an Excel table?
Record filling the form once. On the site, paste the table from Excel or Google Sheets, or load a CSV file. Each column becomes a saved value and the automation runs once for every row.
- Values: a table column, a value asked at the start, a fixed value, today’s date or the row number
- Composed text, like “Order 12 - Maya Ortiz”
- A whole web address from a table column can be the page to open
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Can it read a value from a page and use it?
Yes. Copy a text or a number from the page into a saved value, then type it into another field or keep it for the result table. We tested it on 25 product pages: title, price and review count read and typed into a form.
- The value you read becomes a saved value
- Type it elsewhere or keep it in the result table
- It is read again for every row
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Can the automation decide things without code?
Yes, simple logic is set up on the site. A rule skips a row or stops, with a note, when the page says something or a value is above a number. An If block runs steps only when an element is there; a Repeat block repeats until an element is gone, like a “next page” link.
- Skip a step when its element is not there, and wait first
- If and Repeat blocks
- Rules: skip the row or stop, and write a note
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What happens when something goes wrong?
A page that answers with an error such as 404 fails that row with that reason. You choose: go on with the next row, or stop and ask. The result table lists every row with its status and stays only in your browser.
- A row fails, the run goes on
- Stop and ask: try again, skip the step, skip the row
- Download the result table as CSV or copy it
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Limits
What does Izly not do?
- A person starts every run. There is no schedule and no unattended server run, and one automation runs at a time per browser.
- It follows what was recorded. It is not a crawler and not a price tracker: no monitoring over time, no alerts.
- It works in desktop Chrome only. Work outside the browser waits for the Windows and Mac app that is planned (waitlist, no date).
- Sites have their own terms. Where a site offers an official bulk upload or API, that is the better route. You sign in yourself; Izly never stores passwords.
Everything on browser automation
Use cases, guides, a template and the glossary: every page about entering data from a table, reading values from pages and automating without code.
Use cases07
- Excel to Web Form Filler: Paste a Table, Run Per RowPaste a table from Excel and fill a web form once per row in Chrome, with a result table at the end.
- Bulk Data Entry Automation in the BrowserShow a data entry job once, let a table repeat it for every row, and read the result table.
- Check Prices from a List of URLs into a Result TableRead name, price and stock from a list of product pages into a CSV. A list on demand, not monitoring.
- Record and Replay Browser Actions in ChromeRecord clicks and typing in Chrome once, replay them for every row of a table, no code.
- Auto Fill Web Forms from Excel or CSV in ChromeRecord a web form once, paste a table from Excel or CSV and let Chrome fill it once per row.
- Chrome Macro Recorder That Also Writes the GuideRecord a web task once, replay it in Chrome per table row, and keep the recording as a guide.
- Automate Repetitive Browser Tasks Without CodeShow a repeated browser task once and let a table repeat it. No code, free to start, honest about limits.
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- Fill a Web Form from Excel, Row by Row, No CodeHow to fill a web form from an Excel sheet automatically: record the form once, paste your table, and Izly types one row at a time in Chrome. No code.
- Open a List of URLs from Excel in Chrome, One by OneOpen many URLs from an Excel column in Chrome without clicking each one. Paste the addresses, run, and read a value from every page into a result table.
- Read Values from Web Pages into a CSV, No CodeRead a name, price and stock from web pages into a result table you can download as CSV. Point at the value once, run a list of addresses, no code.
- Record a Task Once: Get a Guide and an AutomationOne recording in Chrome gives you a written step-by-step guide, a narrated video and an automation that repeats the task. See who needs which output.
- RPA for Small Business Without a DeveloperWhat RPA means in plain words, when a no-code browser recorder is enough for a small business, and when you need a desktop tool. Includes a checklist.
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Frequently asked
How do I fill a web form from an Excel sheet?
Record filling the form once. Then paste the Excel or Google Sheets table on the site and Izly runs once per row and hands back a result table. The Free plan allows up to 5 rows per table run; Pro has no row limit.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You show the task once; the table, saved values, rules, If and Repeat blocks are set up on the site after recording. No script and no code.
How fast is a run?
About 7 rows a minute on our practice form; real sites can be slower when pages load or check what you typed. What we tested: 50 rows into a demo CRM form, exact; 30 rows with Turkish letters, leading zeros and a 221-character text, exact; a 678-step recording replayed without help in 16 minutes.
Does my table leave my browser?
No. The table, the values typed and the result table stay in your browser; the Izly server only gets counts and statuses. You download the result table as CSV or copy it.
Can I use it to check prices from a list of URLs?
You can open the pages from a list, read each price once and keep it in a result table. There is no monitoring over time and no alerts. Sites have their own terms, and where one offers an official upload or API, that is the better route.
Who starts a run?
You do, and you can pause or stop it at any time. There is no schedule and no unattended run. While it runs, Chrome shows its debugging bar and the tab ignores stray clicks and keys.
Show the job once, let Izly finish the table
Try it first on the practice form: nothing you type there is stored.