Extract tables and data from PDF files into editable Excel spreadsheets. Free, browser-based PDF to XLSX conversion — no uploads, no sign-up.
or click to browse — supports PDF files up to 50MB
Your PDF has been converted to Excel format.
No sign-up, no software download. Converting your PDF to XLSX is as simple as uploading your file and clicking convert.
Drag and drop your PDF or click to browse. The file is processed entirely in your browser.
Our tool detects tables and structured data in your PDF and maps them to Excel rows and columns.
Your editable .xlsx spreadsheet is ready for immediate download. Open it directly in Excel.
All conversion is browser-based. Your PDF data is never uploaded to or stored on any server.
Extract tables, numbers, and structured data from PDF reports, invoices, and statements into fully editable Excel spreadsheets.
Your PDF and its data are converted in your browser. No file upload, no server exposure.
Convert PDF tables to Excel in seconds — even complex, multi-page documents.
Our tool identifies table boundaries, column headers, and data rows for accurate Excel output.
Convert PDF to Excel from any browser on Windows, Mac, or mobile.
The resulting .xlsx file is fully editable in Excel, Google Sheets, and other spreadsheet applications.
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PDFs are a convenient format for sharing data, but the information inside them is locked — you can read it but can't sort, filter, calculate, or analyze it without manually re-entering the data. Converting PDF to Excel unlocks that data for real work.
Our free PDF to Excel converter extracts tables and structured data from your PDF and maps them accurately to Excel rows and columns. This is especially valuable for bank statements, financial reports, invoices, and data exports from legacy systems that only produce PDF output.
Because conversion happens entirely in your browser, your financial data, customer records, and sensitive reports never leave your device — a critical security consideration.
Financial Report Analysis: Extract profit and loss statements, balance sheets, or budget tables from PDF reports for analysis in Excel.
Bank & Statement Processing: Pull transaction data from PDF bank statements into Excel for reconciliation and bookkeeping.
Invoice Data Extraction: Extract line items, prices, and totals from PDF invoices for entry into accounting or ERP systems.
Research Data Collection: Pull tabular data from published PDF research papers or government reports for further analysis.
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