Extract data from PDFs into editable Excel spreadsheets. Free, no signup required. Use it right in your browser.
What it does, limits, use cases, tips, and answers to common questions.
Tables trapped in PDFs are painful to retype. This converter looks for tabular structure and writes a spreadsheet you can open in Excel or Google Sheets.
It works best when the PDF was exported from a real spreadsheet or a report with clear grid lines. A photographed whiteboard of numbers will not become a clean workbook.
Processing is local. Bank statements and payroll tables stay on the device. Still, verify totals. OCR like column slips happen when cells wrap.
Multi line cells and merged headers often split into extra rows.
Charts become images or disappear; only table like text is useful.
Scanned PDFs need OCR first.
Rebuilding a price list from a vendor PDF.
Getting invoice line items into accounting software.
Analyzing a PDF report in a pivot table.
If columns look shifted, try converting that page to an image and checking whether the PDF text layer was already wrong.
No. You get values, not Excel formulas from the original workbook.
They may land as stacked ranges. Split them in Excel after.