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  • February 23, 2026
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john.a.lopez
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Colleagues, I wish to generate a table (or extract text) of all the page names in a large LucidChart document. I have tried this via AI generated diagram, etc. with no luck. This seems like there should be some way to do this as basic functionality.

Thanks

Best answer by alison cheney

Hi ​@john.a.lopez,

Thank you for posting in the Lucid Community!

There isn’t a direct way to export a list of the names of your Pages in Lucidchart. However, there is a great workaround which involves using the CSV of Shape Data method to extract all of your page names in your document and display them in a clean table. Please follow these steps below:

Step 1: Export the document data

  1. Open your Lucidchart document.
  2. Click the Menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the top-left corner of your screen.
  3. Hover over Export and select CSV of Shape Data.

A CSV file will download to your computer. This files contains metadata for every object, including the names of your pages.

Step 2: Link the data to your document

  1. In your Lucidchart document, click the Data Linking icon on the left hand toolbar. (see image below) 
  2. Click the purple “Import Data” button.
  3. Upload the CSV you just downloaded, and follow the prompts to finish. *Note: In this case you can select “My dataset doesn’t contain a header row” and “My dataset doesn’t contain reference keys”. 

Step 3: Create and Refine your Table

  1. Click “Manage Data” > “Create Smart Table” (see image below)

 

  1. Click on the Smart Table you just created. A Contextual Panel will appear on the right-hand side of your screen. 
  2. In the contextual panel, scroll down to the “Manage Fields” section.
    • Deselect any unnecessary columns.
    • Ensure the field containing your Page Names is selected.
  3. If the table looks a bit “messy”, use the Filter option in the Contextual Panel to clean it up. 

It will look something like this (see image below). 

 

Please let me know if you have any additional questions and I’m happy to help!

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alison cheney
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  • February 23, 2026

Hi ​@john.a.lopez,

Thank you for posting in the Lucid Community!

There isn’t a direct way to export a list of the names of your Pages in Lucidchart. However, there is a great workaround which involves using the CSV of Shape Data method to extract all of your page names in your document and display them in a clean table. Please follow these steps below:

Step 1: Export the document data

  1. Open your Lucidchart document.
  2. Click the Menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the top-left corner of your screen.
  3. Hover over Export and select CSV of Shape Data.

A CSV file will download to your computer. This files contains metadata for every object, including the names of your pages.

Step 2: Link the data to your document

  1. In your Lucidchart document, click the Data Linking icon on the left hand toolbar. (see image below) 
  2. Click the purple “Import Data” button.
  3. Upload the CSV you just downloaded, and follow the prompts to finish. *Note: In this case you can select “My dataset doesn’t contain a header row” and “My dataset doesn’t contain reference keys”. 

Step 3: Create and Refine your Table

  1. Click “Manage Data” > “Create Smart Table” (see image below)

 

  1. Click on the Smart Table you just created. A Contextual Panel will appear on the right-hand side of your screen. 
  2. In the contextual panel, scroll down to the “Manage Fields” section.
    • Deselect any unnecessary columns.
    • Ensure the field containing your Page Names is selected.
  3. If the table looks a bit “messy”, use the Filter option in the Contextual Panel to clean it up. 

It will look something like this (see image below). 

 

Please let me know if you have any additional questions and I’m happy to help!


john.a.lopez
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  • February 25, 2026

thanks very much. I tried it, and saw that all pages are in the CSV.


alison cheney
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  • February 26, 2026

Hi ​@john.a.lopez,

It's my pleasure! I’m very happy to hear it’s working for you.

Please don't hesitate to let me know if there is anything else I can do for you. Have a great rest of your day.