Convert PDF tables to Excel
Structural table detection reads your PDF's tables — including scanned ones, via OCR — and rebuilds them as real spreadsheet cells: one worksheet per table, rows and columns intact.
No more retyping bank statements, price lists, or report tables.
How it works
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Upload your PDF (scans work — OCR runs automatically).
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Tables are detected structurally and rebuilt cell-by-cell.
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Download the .xlsx. Auto-deleted within 24 hours.
Each detected table becomes its own worksheet, so nothing gets mashed together.
If a document has no detectable tables, you get an honest single-column sheet of its text lines — never invented columns.
Merged-cell layouts and borderless tables can detect imperfectly — check totals before trusting extracted numbers.
PDF to Excel — questions
Do scanned tables work?
Yes — OCR runs first, then table structure detection. Print quality affects accuracy.
Are formulas recovered?
No converter can — PDFs only contain the printed values.