Turn the tables in a PDF, like bank statements, invoices and price lists, into an Excel spreadsheet with rows, columns and real numbers.
Only need the words? Use PDF to text. Working with the spreadsheet afterwards? Open it in the spreadsheet viewer.
PDFs made by a computer, with real text: bank statements, invoices, price lists and reports exported from another app. The tool finds the rows and columns from where the text sits on the page. Scanned PDFs are pictures, so turn them into text first with Scanned PDF to Text (OCR).
Yes, when “Numbers as numbers” is ticked: amounts like 1,234.50, (12.00) and 45% become numbers in Excel, so you can add them up. Codes with leading zeros, like account numbers, are kept as text.
Yes. Choose “All pages in one sheet”. Otherwise each page gets its own sheet, named Page 1, Page 2 and so on.
No. It's read and converted on your device, in your browser.
