Image table OCR with Excel and CSV export

Image to Table Converter

Upload a photo, screenshot, or scan that contains a table. Detect rows, columns, and cell text, then review the result or download it as Excel or CSV.

For the best result, crop the image to the table and keep column headers visible.

Table OCR online for photos, screenshots, and scans

Turn a table image into editable rows and columns instead of one unstructured block of text. Choose the workflow that matches the image you have.

Image Table to Text Table

Convert a table image into an editable text table while keeping values associated with their rows and columns.

Photo to Table

Extract table data from phone photos of paper documents, reports, labels, price lists, and printed sheets.

Screenshot to Table

Copy rows and columns from app screenshots, web captures, dashboard images, and spreadsheet screenshots.

Scanned Page Tables

Extract table content from scanned pages and image-based document files.

PDF to Excel

Working with a PDF instead of an image? Convert PDF tables into spreadsheet-ready data.

Image to Text

Need regular image OCR? Extract text from photos, screenshots, scans, labels, and menus.

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Image to table converter examples

Original image
Bank statement containing a transaction table
Extracted table
Date Description Credit Debit Balance
mm/dd/yyyy Payment - Credit Card 5,400.00 170,400.00
mm/dd/yyyy Payment - Insurance 3,000.00 167,400.00
mm/dd/yyyy Account Transfer In 500,000.00 667,400.00
mm/dd/yyyy Cheque Deposite 10,000.00 677,400.00
mm/dd/yyyy Payment - Electricity 1,500.00 675,900.00
mm/dd/yyyy Payment - Water Utility 600.00 675,300.00
mm/dd/yyyy Payment - Car Loan 3,500.00 671,800.00
mm/dd/yyyy Account Transfer Out 80,000.00 591,800.00

How it works

Upload a table image, extract rows and columns, and review the result.

Step 1

Upload your image

Add a photo, screenshot, scanned page, or document image that contains table-like data.

Step 2

Extract table content

The OCR engine reads the visible table and prepares rows, columns, and cell text for review.

Step 3

Copy or export

Review the extracted data, fix any unclear cells, then copy the table or use it in a spreadsheet workflow.

When image-to-table OCR works best

Table extraction is strongest when the visual structure is clear and each value belongs to an identifiable row and column.

Needs extra reviewBest input
Blurred or low-resolution screenshotsSharp images with readable cell text
Strong perspective or folded paperStraight, evenly lit pages
Nested tables and many merged cellsVisible headers and consistent columns
Values covered by stamps or handwritingOne primary table per image

Built for real-world image table tasks

Use image table extraction when rows and columns are trapped inside photos, screenshots, scans, or image-based documents.

Capturing table photos

Capturing table photos

Extract rows and columns from photographed reports, printed sheets, schedules, inventory lists, and paper tables.

Copying tables from screenshots

Copying tables from screenshots

Turn dashboard screenshots, app tables, web captures, price lists, and screen images into editable data.

Reusing scanned table data

Reusing scanned table data

Read tables from scanned pages, archive images, document photos, research materials, and image-based records.

FAQ

Common questions about extracting tables from images.

What is image to table?
Image to table extracts table-like data from an image and turns visible rows and columns into editable output.
What image formats are supported?
Common formats such as JPG, PNG, WEBP, and HEIC are supported. You can also upload screenshots, scanned pages, and document photos.
How is this different from image to text?
Image to text extracts general text from an image. Image to table focuses on rows, columns, and table-like structure.
Can it extract tables from screenshots?
Yes. You can upload screenshots of web tables, app tables, dashboards, schedules, or reports and extract the visible table data.
How do I convert an image table to a text table?
Upload the image, run table OCR, and review the detected rows, columns, and cell text. You can then copy the editable table or download it as XLSX or CSV.
Can I turn a photo of a table into Excel?
Yes. Upload a clear, straight photo with visible headers, review the extracted table, and download the result as an XLSX workbook for Excel.
Can it handle complex tables?
Complex tables may need manual review. Merged cells, unusual spacing, low contrast, or blurry images can affect the result.
Can I download an image table as Excel or CSV?
Yes. When the result contains a detected table, you can review it and download it as XLSX or CSV. Results with multiple tables can be exported to separate worksheets in one Excel file.
Can it extract more than one table from an image?
Yes. The result can contain multiple detected tables. Check the table boundaries and headings before exporting, especially when tables are close together.
How can I improve image table extraction?
Use a clear, well-lit image with readable text, straight alignment, visible rows and columns, and minimal background clutter.
Are uploaded images stored?
Uploaded files may be processed and temporarily stored to provide results, downloads, abuse prevention, and service reliability. Review the Privacy Policy for details.

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Upload a photo, screenshot, scan, or table image and turn visible rows and columns into editable data.

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