PDF to Excel

1. Choose a PDF. Its tables are found on your device in a few moments.
2. Check each table in the preview. Switch tables, leave out ones you don't need and rename sheets.
3. For scanned pages, start English text recognition. Cells it isn't sure about are highlighted.
4. Create the Excel file and download it, or download a single table as CSV.

• Complex or tightly packed borderless tables may need review.
• Scanned-table extraction currently supports printed English tables.
• Tilted or skewed scans may not be detected correctly. Straight scans work best.
• OCR can misread characters or financial numbers; uncertain cells are flagged and never changed automatically.
• Tables from real-world PDFs vary greatly, so review important data, especially from scanned or complex PDFs.
• Original spreadsheet formulas cannot be recovered from a PDF.
• Password-protected PDFs need to be unlocked first. PDFs of up to 100 pages, with up to 10 scanned pages, can be converted at once.

Your PDF stays on your device. Tables are found, previewed and written into the Excel file inside your browser; the PDF, its numbers and its text are never sent to a server.

Input: PDF files with real text, and scanned PDFs with printed English tables. Output: an Excel workbook (.xlsx) with one table per sheet, or a CSV file for a single table.