PDF to Excel Converter
Extract tables and data from PDFs into Excel. Browser-only.
Best for pulling editable data from bank statements, invoices, or financial reports.
▸▾Works best on text-based PDFs with clear table structure
Extracts text with positional data and groups into rows/columns. Works well on clean tabular PDFs (bank statements, reports, invoices). Scanned PDFs are processed with Tesseract OCR automatically — table extraction from scans is best-effort and accuracy depends on scan quality.
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Accepts .PDF · Up to 1,000 files
How it works
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Everything runs in your browser via WebAssembly. PDF to Excel Converter happens locally — no server involved.
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Frequently asked questions
Never. All extraction runs in your browser using WebAssembly. Your PDFs never leave your device.
It works best on PDFs where text is clearly arranged in rows and columns — bank statements, financial reports, invoices, data exports. The tool uses text-position heuristics to detect column boundaries.
PDFs with merged cells, rotated headers, footnotes embedded mid-table, or very narrow column gaps often produce misaligned rows. The output is usable as a starting point but may need cleanup. Complex layouts are an inherent limitation of extracting from PDF.
Scanned PDFs have no text layer, so OCR runs automatically using Tesseract. Select the correct language for best accuracy. Table extraction from OCR output is best-effort — accuracy depends on scan quality and table complexity.
By default, each page becomes its own worksheet. Toggle "Combine all pages" to stack all pages into a single worksheet. Use combine mode when your table spans multiple pages.