Pull the tables out of a PDF and rebuild them as a real Excel file, right in your browser. Rows and columns back in cells, and your statement never leaves your device.
Your files are processed in your browser, on your own device. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
A PDF to Excel converter reads the rows and columns drawn on a PDF page and rebuilds them as a real spreadsheet, an .xlsx file with values sitting in cells you can sort, filter and total. Bank statements, invoices, price lists and reports stop being pictures of data and become data again.
Retyping a statement into Excel is slow and breeds errors that hide until the totals disagree. Pulling the grid out of the PDF takes seconds, and the checking pass you do afterwards is shorter than the typing pass you skipped.
A PDF does not store tables. It stores words at positions, and a table is just words lined up with discipline. This tool reads the position of every word, groups words into lines, then splits lines into cells where the gaps between columns live. Well-spaced tables convert cleanly. Cramped tables, where columns nearly touch, can merge two values into one cell, and that is the honest weak point of every converter of this kind, paid ones included. Numbers arrive as text in the cells, since a PDF word is text until a spreadsheet decides otherwise. A quick convert-to-number pass in Excel finishes the job.
If your statement is a scan, it is a photograph of a table, with no word positions to read. This tool will find no rows and say so. The working route for scans is OCR: take a clear picture or screenshot of the table and run it through Image to Excel, which reads the values off the picture and places them in cells. Born-digital PDFs, statements downloaded from online banking, invoices saved from accounting software, convert here directly.
A bookkeeper turns a year of PDF bank statements into one analysable workbook. A shop owner lifts a supplier price list into a sheet they can mark up. An analyst pulls tables out of a market report instead of copying figures by eye. A landlord gathers rent figures from PDF invoices at tax time, swearing quietly at anyone who still sends numbers as pictures.
Financial documents are the last files anyone should upload to a stranger’s server. This converter runs in your browser. Your statement never leaves your device, is never stored, and the tab forgets it when closed. The same rule covers every tool in the converter family.
Values land in cells as text, so totals need one quick step: select the number cells in Excel and convert them to numbers. After that, sums and filters behave normally.
The columns sat very close together, so the gap between them looked like an ordinary word space. Wider-spaced tables convert cleanly. Check merged spots against the PDF and split them by hand.
No. Scans are photographs with no word positions to read. Use OCR on a picture of the table instead, which reads the values off the image.
All pages land in one sheet, with a blank row between pages, so a whole statement stays in one place for totals.
Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice Calc and Apple Numbers all open the .xlsx file.
No. The conversion runs in your browser on your own device. Nothing is stored after you close the tab.
Same rules as this one: free, in your browser, with nothing uploaded.
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