How it works
- 1Choose a PDF file.
- 2The tool detects whether OCR is required and extracts positioned text locally.
- 3Download an XLSX workbook with one worksheet per detected page.
Convert PDF tables to Excel in your browser. Digital PDFs are read directly; scanned PDFs can use local WebGPU/WASM OCR without uploading the document.
If WebGPU is unavailable, OCR falls back to CPU/WASM and large scans may take longer.
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PDF to Excel runs locally in the browser. It reads positioned PDF text and reconstructs spreadsheet rows and columns; scanned pages can be OCRed on-device with WebGPU acceleration when available and WASM CPU fallback otherwise.
Convert one or multiple PDF tables to separate Excel workbooks in your browser. Digital PDFs are read directly; scanned PDFs can use local WebGPU/WASM OCR. Multiple outputs download as one ZIP.
The workflow is designed for browser-based use, so you can complete the task without installing a desktop application.
No. Borderless, merged-cell and visually complex tables are reconstructed heuristically, so some workbooks may need manual cleanup.
No. The PDF and OCR processing stay in your browser.
Yes. Scanned pages use local OCR. WebGPU is attempted first and the tool falls back to CPU/WASM when necessary.
No. Borderless, merged-cell and visually complex tables are reconstructed heuristically, so some workbooks may need manual cleanup.
Yes. Each PDF is converted to a separate XLSX workbook and multiple outputs are packaged into one ZIP.