Supported formats: PDF
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Upload a PDF and get back an editable .xlsx spreadsheet, tables as structured cells, and anything outside a table (labels, headings, notes) included as well rather than dropped. A page with more than one table doesn't get merged into a single block; each comes through on its own. Scanned PDFs work the same way as digital ones: the tool switches to OCR automatically on any page that's an image instead of selectable text.
There's no file size or page limit, no Pro account, and nothing here is held back behind a paywall. You can also queue more than one PDF and convert them in the same batch.
*Your privacy is protected! No data is transmitted or stored.
Drag it in or click Browse. You can queue multiple files and convert them in the same batch.
The tool reads existing text and tables directly, and switches to OCR automatically for scanned or image-only pages.
What trips people up: a low-resolution scan or a tilted photo will extract less cleanly than a proper digital PDF or a clean, flat scan. Quality in is quality out with OCR.
Tables come through as structured cells; non-table text is included too.
If a page has two or three tables, each is extracted as its own block instead of being merged into one.
Headings, labels, and paragraphs outside a table still show up in the spreadsheet; you're not limited to purely tabular data.
OCR kicks in automatically for image-only pages. Accuracy depends on scan quality, clean and flat beats blurry or tilted.
Queue several PDFs and convert them together instead of one at a time.
No Pro account, no trial limit, no feature gated behind a paywall. Everything on this page works the same for every user.
Browser-based only right now, on any device, but there's no separate app to install.
If you don't need a spreadsheet at all, just the words, PDF to Text is faster and skips the table structuring. If your PDF is mostly paragraphs and formatting rather than tables, PDF to Word is the better fit; it preserves fonts and layout the way Excel can't. And if you've got several PDFs to combine before extracting anything, Merge PDF handles that first.
Yes. Open the tool in any browser on your Mac, upload the PDF, click Convert, and download the spreadsheet. Nothing to install.
Free, including scanned PDFs. There's no Pro account, no free-trial limit, and no feature held back behind a paywall.
Yes, automatically. The tool switches to OCR for any page that's a scan or photo instead of selectable text, at no extra cost.
Yes. Each table on a page is extracted as its own distinct block rather than merged into one another.
It's included. Labels, headings, and paragraphs that sit outside a table structure still come through in the spreadsheet, not just the tabular data.
Yes, you can queue several files and convert them together in the same batch.
No. A short invoice and a long report convert the same way.
.xlsx, opens in Excel, Google Sheets, and LibreOffice Calc without any conversion step of its own.
No. This is browser-based only, no separate app for iOS or Android.
It's uploaded over an encrypted (TLS) connection, processed on our server, and deleted automatically within about an hour. We don't keep a copy after that.