Download data

Download tables and query results as CSV / JSON / Parquet / Excel, or export them to Google Sheets

You can download Queria data as files straight from your browser. No preprocessing or extra tools are needed. File conversion happens entirely in the browser, and your data is never sent to Queria’s servers.

Where you can download

The “Use this data” button at the top right of a table detail page: downloads the entire table you are viewing
The “Download” button on query results: downloads the results of SQL you ran in a preview or a showcase article

File formats

CSV: a universal format for importing into spreadsheet software and other tools
JSON: suited for programmatic use. Tables with geometry columns are exported as GeoJSON, which GIS tools can read directly
Parquet: a compressed columnar format, suited for handing off large datasets or loading into analytics platforms
Excel: an xlsx file you can open directly in Excel

Exporting to Google Sheets

From the same menu, you can also create a Google Sheets spreadsheet directly — no file in between, so you can move straight to sharing and collaborating with your team.

Select “Google Sheets” from the menu
The first time, a popup opens asking for permission to access your Google account. Choose your account and grant access
Once conversion and upload finish, an “Open spreadsheet” link appears. The spreadsheet is created at the top level of My Drive in Google Drive

If something goes wrong, check the following:

If the popup was blocked, allow popups for this site in your browser settings and try again
Tables with many rows fail to create when they exceed the Google Sheets limit (10 million cells). For large data, download as CSV / Parquet or consider the Queria CLI

Next steps

View table details: check a table’s structure and statistics before downloading
Queria CLI: to repeat the same extraction on a schedule or from scripts, a single command covers everything from exploration to file output
Connection guide: query directly from external tools without downloading
Attribution and licensing: check the conditions for using the data