Bank statements into spreadsheets
Most banks only export to PDF. Convert to Excel to filter by category, sort by amount, or paste into accounting software.
PDF to Excel
Convert PDF tables and data to Excel spreadsheets. Extract tabular data and make it editable in Excel format.
Maximum 1 file, 100MB
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How it works
How it works
Upload a PDF, get an Excel file with the tables already laid out as cells.
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Upload your PDF
Drop a single PDF up to 100 MB. Bank statements, invoices, exported reports, and academic papers are typical inputs.
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Tables are detected
The tool reads each page, finds rectangular table regions, and reconstructs rows and columns. Multi-page tables are stitched back together.
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Download the .xlsx
Each detected table lands on its own sheet. Numeric columns come back as numbers, not text, so SUM and AVG work right away.
Use cases
What people use it for
Invoice line items
Pull each invoice's line-item table into a sheet so you can roll several invoices into one summary instead of retyping them.
Research data from papers
Tables in academic PDFs can be hard to copy-paste cleanly. Convert and you get a real grid that imports into stats tools.
Pricing or product lists
Supplier catalogs often arrive as PDF. Convert to Excel to compare against your current pricing or merge with another sheet.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Very accurately on PDFs with proper table tags and clean ruled lines. Older or scanned PDFs without grid lines are harder; the tool falls back to coordinate-based detection, which works but may need light cleanup in rows where columns are visually narrow.