Image to Excel Converter
Convert a photo or screenshot of a table to Excel with AI: printed or handwritten tables become an editable XLSX or CSV spreadsheet.
Snap a price list, a timetable, a bank statement or a handwritten log, or paste a screenshot: the AI reads every table in the image, cell by cell, and you check the values next to the original before you download a real spreadsheet.
- 1Add a photo or screenshot of a table
- 2Check and edit the cells next to the image
- 3Download Excel or CSV, or copy the table
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Tab and Enter move to the next cell, arrow keys move around, and you can paste cells copied from a spreadsheet.
Editing and downloading are free: you only pay for the conversion. Each table becomes a sheet of the Excel file.
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About Image to Excel Converter
The Image to Excel Converter turns a picture of a table into a spreadsheet you can sort, sum and share. Take a photo of a price list, a timetable, an invoice table, a bank statement or a handwritten log, or paste a screenshot of a table you cannot copy, and get the rows and columns back as real cells.
A vision model reads every table in the image, keeps the header row, squares up merged cells and copies each value exactly as written: currency symbols, percent signs, decimal commas and leading zeros are preserved. When the image holds several tables, each one gets its own tab, and later its own sheet in the Excel file.
The result opens in an editable grid right next to the original image, which you can zoom to double-check any value. Fix a cell, add or delete rows and columns, rename the table, then download an .xlsx workbook or a CSV file (comma or semicolon), or copy the table to paste it into Excel, Google Sheets or a Markdown document.
How to use Image to Excel Converter
- Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP image of a table, paste a screenshot, or take a photo on your phone.
- Click "Convert to Excel": the AI reads every table in the image in a few seconds.
- Compare the grid with the zoomable image and fix any cell, row or column.
- Choose whether the first row is a header and whether numbers are stored as numbers.
- Download the Excel or CSV file, or copy the table for Excel, Google Sheets or Markdown.