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Convert 1 table image or selected PDF pages into editable Excel. Upload JPG, PNG, or PDF, preview the rows and columns, then download XLSX. Credit packs unlock CSV; Pro adds Word, JSON, Xero, and QuickBooks exports.
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No fake numbers, no fabricated reviews. Upload a file and see if the output works for you.
Create a free account to get 5 AI credits — enough to convert several real files.
Start with image to Excel, or choose a workflow tuned for bank statements, invoices, and PDF tables. Each one uses the same upload, preview, and editable export flow.
Turn table screenshots from reports, dashboards, and apps into editable Excel rows.
Open toolExtract transaction dates, descriptions, deposits, withdrawals, and balances.
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Open toolChoose pages from one PDF and turn visible tables into an Excel workbook.
Open toolNeed more than a generic table image? Use the dedicated bank statement to Excel tool to extract transaction dates, descriptions, deposits, withdrawals, and balances from one PDF or statement image. Choose only the PDF pages you need, preview the rows, then download an editable workbook for reconciliation, budgeting, or tax review.
Drop a screenshot, scan, or table photo into the converter.
See extracted rows and columns beside the original image.
Save a valid XLSX workbook and edit it in Excel or Sheets.
We'd rather show you the edge cases up front than have you find them after upload.
Generic OCR extracts text. aitoexcel is shaped around the result users need: a clean workbook.
Turn screenshots, JPG photos, PNG captures, and scanned table images into editable spreadsheet files.
Upload a table image, review the detected rows and columns, and download a clean XLSX without retyping a single cell. The converter sits first on the page because that is what visitors searching image to Excel want: a working upload box.
The 3-step flow is upload, preview, and download. aitoexcel reads cell text, keeps visible row order and columns, then outputs an XLSX file that opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, and LibreOffice.
The converter runs in the browser, with no desktop OCR software, add-in, or scanner utility needed to turn a table picture into editable rows.
Dashboards, analytics panels, CRM reports, and PDF viewers often show the exact data you need — but only as pixels. Screenshot to Excel captures the table and converts it into workbook data.
Upload a dashboard screenshot when campaign tables, lead lists, or monthly summaries need to move into Excel. The preview catches misread headers before download.
For SaaS tools that block export, screenshot to XLSX is a practical fallback: capture the visible rows, upload, then filter, sort, or pivot the extracted data.
JPG is common for phone photos, scanned paper, and printed invoices; PNG for sharp screenshots from websites, software, and dashboards. Both convert the same way: recognize the structure and export XLSX.
JPG to Excel suits photos of price lists, inventory sheets, schedules, and catalogs. Better lighting, straight edges, and visible grid lines improve recognition.
PNG to Excel performs well because screenshots preserve sharp text and clear borders — ideal for captures from a browser, BI tool, or accounting portal.
Generic OCR extracts words; a spreadsheet converter needs rows, columns, headers, totals, and numbers in the right order. aitoexcel is built around table OCR, so the output is structured and inspectable.
A useful result keeps each row together and each value under the right header — essential for sales reports, expense tables, invoices, and schedules.
If a blurry image, rotated photo, or merged cell causes an error, the preview shows it before you open the XLSX, so you can upload a clearer crop.
The result is a real spreadsheet file, not a screenshot or plain text. XLSX can be edited, filtered, sorted, and imported into other tools, so a clean workbook gets you from image data to spreadsheet work in seconds.
After conversion you can rename columns, fix OCR mistakes, add formulas, build charts, and merge the rows into existing workbooks.
The XLSX download is built for Microsoft Excel and also opens in Google Sheets, Apple Numbers, LibreOffice Calc, and WPS Office.
Uploaded source images are not stored: the bytes are used for OCR and then discarded. Free users keep only metadata such as file name, size, and row count.
Uploaded screenshots and photos are not stored by default — a boundary that matters for business reports, financial tables, and internal dashboards.
After sign-in, extracted table data is kept for 24 hours for re-download from account history; expired results are cleared.
Try 2 free AI conversions with no sign-up. Create an account for 5 AI credits, buy more when you need them, or upgrade to Pro when this becomes part of your work.
For the occasional screenshot that needs to become a spreadsheet.
Or $79 billed yearly. For people who convert tables regularly and need a larger monthly allowance.
Prefer not to subscribe? One-time credit packs start at $4.99 and never expire. You also get 2 free AI conversions with no account.
Yes. Upload 1 JPG, PNG, screenshot, scan, or PDF, review the reconstructed rows and columns, then download an editable XLSX file.
Yes. Guests get 2 lifetime AI conversions with no account. After sign-up, a new account receives 5 one-time AI credits.
The free trial accepts JPG and PNG images up to 5 MB, or 1 PDF up to 5 MB with up to 10 selected pages. Each image or selected PDF page uses 1 trial or AI credit.
No. The converter runs in the browser, so you can upload, preview, and download Excel from the website.
The preview lets you check the extracted rows before download. For a clearer result, upload the original screenshot or a straight, well-lit photo with the full table and headers visible.
Yes. Screenshots, scanned table images, and exported table pictures can be converted into an Excel workbook.
After you sign in, results stay available for 24 hours. Re-download them anytime from Conversion history — no need to convert the same image twice. We never store the original picture.
Yes. Your account center records every conversion — what you processed, when, file size, row count, and AI credits used.
Upload a screenshot, try 2 free AI conversions, then sign in for AI table recognition when accuracy matters.
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