PDF to Excel
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.
How it works
- Add your PDFWorks best on PDFs with simple, grid-aligned tables.
- It reconstructs the gridText positions on the page are clustered into rows and columns.
- 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.