AI OCR for PDF tables and spreadsheet-ready output

Convert PDF to Excel Online

Upload a PDF with tables, statements, reports, schedules, or scanned pages. Extract table data and prepare it for Excel or spreadsheet review.

See PDF to Excel in action

Original PDF table
Statement table example
Excel-ready data
Date, Description, Debit, Credit, Balance 2026-04-01, Opening Balance, , , $2,450.00 2026-04-03, Office Supplies, $86.20, , $2,363.80 2026-04-08, Client Payment, , $750.00, $3,113.80 2026-04-12, Software, $49.00, , $3,064.80

How it works

Upload a PDF, extract table data, and prepare it for Excel.

Step 1

Upload your PDF

Add a report, statement, invoice page, schedule, research table, or scanned PDF that contains table data.

Step 2

Extract table structure

The OCR engine reads the PDF page, detects table content, and prepares rows and columns for review.

Step 3

Use the spreadsheet output

Review the extracted data, correct any unclear cells, then copy or export the table for Excel-style workflows.

Built for real-world PDF spreadsheet tasks

Use PDF to Excel when table data is trapped inside PDF reports, statements, schedules, or scanned business documents.

Converting reports and statements

Converting reports and statements

Extract rows and columns from financial reports, account statements, expense summaries, and recurring PDF tables.

Reusing business table data

Reusing business table data

Move inventory lists, order sheets, schedules, price lists, logs, and operational tables into spreadsheet workflows.

Reviewing research and records

Reviewing research and records

Turn tables from research PDFs, public records, scanned forms, and archive documents into data you can clean and analyze.

FAQ

Common questions about converting PDF tables to Excel-ready data.

What is PDF to Excel?
PDF to Excel extracts table data from PDF pages and prepares rows and columns for spreadsheet use.
Can it convert scanned PDFs to Excel?
Yes. Scanned PDFs can be processed with OCR, but accuracy depends on scan quality, table clarity, and page layout.
How is this different from PDF to table?
PDF to table focuses on extracting and reviewing table structure. PDF to Excel is more focused on spreadsheet-ready output.
Can it handle multiple tables in one PDF?
Yes, multiple tables can be processed page by page. Complex layouts may need review before you use the final data.
Will the Excel output be perfectly formatted?
Not always. Tables with merged cells, unusual spacing, rotated text, or poor scan quality may need manual cleanup.
Can I copy the extracted data?
Yes. You can review and copy extracted table data, then use it in Excel, Sheets, or another spreadsheet tool.
What kinds of PDFs work best?
Clear PDFs with readable text, visible rows and columns, consistent spacing, and good page alignment usually work best.
Are uploaded PDFs stored?
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Convert PDF tables to Excel-ready data

Upload a PDF report, statement, schedule, or scanned table and prepare rows and columns for spreadsheet use.