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Turn photos and screenshots of tables into editable Excel files. No signup, no watermark, and files are automatically deleted.
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Image to Excel Converter
Turn a photo or scan of a table into an editable Excel file. It helps with receipts, invoices, lists, and simple reports that are trapped in an image.
Free image to Excel OCR converter. Convert JPG, PNG & screenshots of tables to editable Excel (.xlsx) with rows and columns preserved. No signup. Try now!
Upload your file, choose the output format, and click Convert. The OCR service processes your document and provides a downloadable result in seconds.
Good matches and limits
Know what to expect
A good fit for
- Receipts, invoices, schedules, and simple printed tables
- Straightforward lists that need to become sortable cells
- Paper records that exist only in printed form
- Repeat jobs like weekly price lists or inventory sheets
Plan extra work for
- Heavily merged cells and multi-column page layouts
- Handwritten ledgers or small faded handwriting
- Forms where the question-and-answer order is the real structure
A quicker first pass for image-based data
For tables and lists
Built around table images
Use photos or scans of receipts, invoices, schedules, and straightforward tables.
XLSX output
Open the result in Excel or another spreadsheet program and continue working with the cells.
Rows and columns as a starting point
The converter attempts to keep the table structure so less data has to be typed from scratch.
Batch small sets
Add up to 10 images at a time, with a maximum of 20 MB per file.
Useful for paper records
Bring older lists and printed reports into a spreadsheet workflow for checking and sorting.
Always verify totals
Review amounts, decimal points, and merged cells against the original image before analysis.
How to convert an image to Excel
From table photo to spreadsheet
Upload the table
Choose a clear photo or scan of the receipt, invoice, list, or report.
Set the language
Select the language used in the table when it is known.
Run the conversion
Start OCR and let the tool prepare an editable spreadsheet.
Check the cells
Open the XLSX file and compare totals, dates, item names, and column alignment with the image.
Where image-to-Excel saves typing
Good fits for this tool
Digitize a receipt
Create a spreadsheet draft from a photographed receipt before categorizing expenses.
Review an invoice
Move line items from a scanned invoice into a sheet for a first reconciliation pass.
Reuse a printed list
Convert a stock list, timetable, or contact list into cells you can sort and update.
Image to Excel questions
Table extraction basics
Simple, well-lit tables usually make the best starting point. Complex merged cells, handwritten entries, faint lines, and crowded columns may need manual correction.
Yes, receipts and invoices are suitable input, but totals, decimal separators, tax values, and item descriptions should be checked carefully.
You can add up to 10 files at once, with a maximum size of 20 MB for each file.
Yes. The result is an XLSX file that can be opened and edited in Excel or compatible spreadsheet software.
Drop a clear photo or scan of the table into the upload box, pick the document language when known, and click Convert. The rows and columns are passed into XLSX format for a first pass.
Yes. Keep the sheet flat, in focus, and as straight as possible. Check values and column alignment afterward, since handwritten figures and faded lines take manual correction.
It attempts to read printed numbers and separates them into cells. Currency symbols, decimal points, and date formats should be verified against the original before any calculations.
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