PDF to Excel
Extract tables from a PDF into a spreadsheet.
Your PDF is sent to a server-side converter so tables, rows, and columns are extracted accurately — a browser-only conversion cannot reliably detect complex table structures.
This tool is coming soon — the processing engine isn't built yet.
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Extract tables and structured data from your PDF documents directly into Microsoft Excel spreadsheets (.xlsx). Automatically detects rows, columns, and numeric headers so you can analyze, calculate, and format data without tedious manual typing.
How to use this tool
- 1
Upload your PDF
Click the upload area or drop in the PDF containing tables or numbers.
- 2
Convert to Excel
Click the convert button to detect tables and organize them into spreadsheet rows and columns.
- 3
Download .xlsx
Save your new spreadsheet and open it in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers.
Why use this tool
Accurate cell alignment
Detects tabular rows and columns accurately so your financial figures land in the correct cells.
No more retyping numbers
Saves hours of tedious manual data entry and avoids human errors when copying figures.
Formulas and math ready
Numbers are formatted as genuine values, ready for formulas, charts, and pivot tables.
Common use cases
Financial statements & banking
Pull balance sheets, income statements, and bank transaction histories into spreadsheets.
Invoices & expense reports
Consolidate line items and totals from invoices and receipts into structured sheets.
Inventory & price lists
Convert product catalogs, parts inventories, and pricing tables into filterable worksheets.
Pro tips
- Tables with clear grid borders or consistent column alignments produce the cleanest Excel files.
- Multi-page tables are combined smoothly so you can sort and filter the data continuously.
- When finished updating your numbers in Excel, use Excel to PDF to turn it back into a neat report.