PDF to Excel
Pull tables and text out of a PDF into a spreadsheet.
Runs entirely in your browser. This works best on PDFs with simple, clearly-spaced tables — it detects columns from text position, which isn’t as reliable as reading an actual table structure. Always check the result.
How it works
- 1Choose a PDF file.
- 2Convert — each line of text becomes a row, split into columns by spacing.
- 3Download the spreadsheet and check it over.
About this tool
Extract table-like data from a PDF into an .xlsx spreadsheet by reconstructing rows and columns from the text layout on each page. This works best on PDFs with a clean, simple table grid — scanned or image-only PDFs and complex layouts may need manual cleanup afterward.
Will this work on any PDF?
It works best on PDFs with real, selectable text laid out in a simple grid. Scanned images and highly complex layouts may not reconstruct perfectly — always check the result.
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
No, extraction happens entirely in your browser.
What if the columns come out misaligned?
Table reconstruction is best-effort based on text spacing — you may need to adjust a few cells manually afterward.