Hi,

you can try this free tool to do that https://uibakery.io/move-airtable-to-postgresql

Hi Davor, there are a few ways to do this.

1. 
   

   You could write your own script to call the Airtable API. Note that you’ll need an Airtable Enterprise plan to fully use the API, but you could get around it with something like BaseQL: https://baseql.com/

   
   


2. 
   

   You could use an ETL solution like Fivetran or Airbyte if you’re just trying to move the data one way (i.e. Airtable to Postgres).

   
   


3. 
   

   You could use a “circular” ETL solution like Bracket (https://www.usebracket.com/) if you want to sync bidirectionally, i.e. you want changes from either source to be preserved in the other.

   
   

Hope that helps!

Have you tried 3rd parties to configure the integration? Skyvia, as an example, is pretty simple to use and has a freemium model. Take a look here.

Was wondering if anyone had any experience using an ETL solution with an airtable base? I'm setting one up and would like to get a bit of insight into pitfalls.

If you’re considering migrating Airtable data to PostgreSQL and want to preserve as much of your data structure as possible—including linked records, rollups, counts, lookups, and attachments—I recommend checking out airtabletopostgresql.com. From what I’ve seen, they support a wide range of Airtable field types and aim to simplify the migration process by handling complex relationships and attachments. It’s definitely worth exploring to see if it fits your specific needs. they also provide to export the sql script also automated data migration. 

also you can try airtabletopostgresql.com