PDF to Excel.
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Every table in your PDF becomes real spreadsheet cells, with amounts like 1,240.50 or $99 typed as numbers Excel can actually sum, not stranded as text. Open a file, press Convert to Excel, and it runs right in your browser. Ruled tables and borderless ones (bank statements, price lists) both work, and scans convert too.
What you get
- Pulls tables out of a PDF into real spreadsheet rows and columns in .xlsx: numbers land as numbers you can sum, not as stuck text.
- Column boundaries are detected so figures line up in their own cells instead of collapsing into one column.
- Best for statements, invoices and reports. For a plain comma file use PDF to CSV; for a bank statement, the Bank Statement Converter hands you the same extraction as a ready-to-import CSV.
- Runs entirely in your browser. Your financial data never leaves your device.
Questions people ask
Do the numbers come through as numbers?
Yes. Detected numeric cells are typed as numbers, so you can total and calculate immediately. European-style decimals are handled so 1.234,56 isn’t misread.
What if my PDF has several tables?
Each detected table is laid out so the structure is preserved. Complex or borderless tables are the hardest case and may need a quick tidy-up after export.
Excel or CSV: which should I choose?
Choose Excel (.xlsx) to keep multiple tables, typed numbers and formatting. Choose CSV for a simple, universal text file you’ll import into another system.
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Every PDF tool runs the same way: privately, in your browser.