PDF to Excel

Pull the tables out of a PDF into an Excel spreadsheet, with numbers as real numbers.

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How to Use

  1. 1Add one or more PDF files.
  2. 2Choose one sheet per page, or all pages in one sheet.
  3. 3Click Convert to Excel and open the .xlsx in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers.

Features

  • Rows and columns from each table's layout
  • Amounts, percentages and (negatives) become real numbers
  • One sheet per page, or all pages in one sheet
  • Opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers and LibreOffice
  • Up to 10 PDFs at once, no upload

Convert the tables in a PDF, such as bank statements, invoices, price lists and reports, into an Excel (.xlsx) spreadsheet. Text is split into rows and columns by its position on the page, and amounts like $1,234.50 or (500) become real numbers you can add up. Choose one sheet per page or everything in one sheet. Nothing is uploaded.

How tables are read

Each line of text becomes a row. Text in a line is split into cells where there's a wide gap, and cells that line up down the page become a column, even when numbers are right-aligned. Titles that run across the page don't confuse the columns.

In the PDFIn Excel
1,234.501234.5 (a number)
$99.0099 (a number)
(500.00)-500 (a number)
12.5%0.125 (a number)
INV-2026-004INV-2026-004 (text)

One sheet or many

Choose One sheet per page to keep pages apart, or All pages in one sheet for a long statement you want to sort or total in one go.

Scanned statements are pictures with no text, so they can't be read this way. Ask your bank for a PDF or CSV export instead.

Frequently Asked Questions