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Reconstructs a grid from text positions on the page — one sheet per PDF page.

Best for simple, grid-aligned tables. This groups text by its X/Y position on the page rather than reading real table structure — multi-column layouts, merged cells, and scanned tables won't extract cleanly. For plain text, use PDF to Text instead.
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Pulling table data out of a PDF into an editable spreadsheet usually means retyping everything by hand — this tool extracts grid-aligned tables from a PDF straight into a real .xlsx file instead, entirely in your browser, with nothing uploaded and no watermark added.

How it works

  1. Add your PDFWorks best on PDFs with simple, grid-aligned tables.
  2. It reconstructs the gridText positions on the page are clustered into rows and columns.
  3. Download the spreadsheetA real .xlsx file, one sheet per PDF page.

FAQ

Will this work on any PDF table?

Best results come from simple, grid-aligned tables. Complex multi-column layouts or scanned tables may not extract cleanly.

Does each PDF page become a separate sheet?

Yes — the output .xlsx file has one sheet per PDF page.

Can I convert a password-protected PDF?

Not currently — password-protected or encrypted PDFs aren't supported. Remove the password first, then convert.

Does this work on Mac, Windows, or my phone?

Yes — it runs in any modern browser on Mac, Windows, Chromebook, iPhone, or Android. No app or software to install.