PDF to Excel
Convert PDF files to editable .xlsx spreadsheets.
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PDF — max 50 MB
How it works
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Upload your PDF file
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LibreOffice extracts tables and text into a spreadsheet
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Download your .xlsx file, ready to edit in Excel
Features
- Extracts tables and structured data
- Output is a standard .xlsx file
- No signup required
- Files deleted immediately after conversion
- 3 conversions / day on the free plan
PDF is a scan — no data to extract? Run OCR PDF first →
Need the content as a Word file instead? PDF to Word preserves layout →
Want to extract charts as images? Extract Images pulls embedded graphics →
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is the table extraction?
PDFs with clear table borders and structured layouts convert best. Text-heavy tables with defined columns work well. Scanned PDFs or complex multi-column designs will need manual cleanup after conversion.
Can I open the file in Google Sheets?
The output is a standard .xlsx file. Upload it to Google Drive and open with Google Sheets, or open it directly in Excel or LibreOffice Calc.
What if my PDF has no tables, just text?
LibreOffice will still extract the content, but you'll get a spreadsheet of raw text rather than structured rows and columns. For plain text, PDF to Text produces a cleaner result.
Can it extract data from a scanned PDF?
No. Scanned PDFs are images, so there's no data layer to extract. Run the PDF through OCR PDF first to create a text layer, then try the conversion.
Do I need to sign up?
No account required. Guests get one conversion per day; free accounts get 10.
Is there a file size limit?
50 MB per file.
Does it work on mobile?
Works in any browser. Upload from your phone, download the .xlsx, and open it in the Sheets or Excel app.
Is my file safe?
Your file is processed in memory and deleted the moment your download starts. Nothing is stored.