Invoice OCR

Invoice OCR to Excel Online

Use invoice OCR to extract supplier details, dates, line items, taxes, and totals from an invoice image or PDF into editable Excel. Try 2 free conversions.

Run invoice OCR on a photo, scan, screenshot, or single PDF. AI separates document fields from line-item rows, then exports the invoice data to an editable Excel workbook for review.

Input: 1 JPG, PNG, or PDF
Output: XLSX; CSV with Credits or Pro
Usage: 1 credit per image or selected PDF page
Source file: Processed for OCR, not stored

2 guest AI tries · 5 credits after sign-up

Drop an invoice image or PDF here

AI reads dates, supplier names, invoice numbers, tax fields, totals, and line items. Supports JPG, PNG, or one PDF.

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Output

AI OCR tuned for invoice OCR to Excel

Each AI page is configured for a specific document structure and result. Upload first, check the preview, then export the editable output that fits the job. Guests can use the AI trial first; a free account receives welcome credits, and Pro includes AI conversion across all current tools.

Extract invoice line items into rows

Keep dates, amounts, tax IDs, and supplier fields

Download XLSX; CSV with credits or Pro; Word, Xero, and QuickBooks with Pro

Structured output

What the spreadsheet can contain

The exact fields depend on what is visible in the source, but this page is tuned to preserve the information that matters for this document type.

Invoice identity

Supplier, invoice number, issue date, due date, currency, and purchase-order reference when they are visible.

Line-item rows

Description, quantity, unit, unit price, tax rate, and line amount remain together in editable spreadsheet rows.

Totals and tax

Subtotal, VAT or sales tax, discounts, freight, and the final amount due are kept separate from item rows.

How it works

From source file to result

Upload the clearest invoice copy

Use a sharp scan, photo, or a single PDF. For PDFs, select only the pages that contain the invoice table.

Review the invoice structure

Check supplier details, line items, amounts, and totals in the preview while the original layout is still fresh.

Export the accounting-ready file

Download XLSX for checking, reconciliation, or importing into the next accounting workflow.

Use cases

When to use this converter

Start with the real task at the top of this page: upload, preview the extracted structure, then download the output that matches the next step in your workflow.

Accounting cleanup

Turn photographed or scanned invoices into spreadsheet rows for bookkeeping and reconciliation.

Expense reports

Capture vendor, date, amount, and item details from invoice screenshots without retyping.

Supplier data entry

Move invoice line items into Excel before checking totals, SKUs, or tax fields.

Guide

Invoice OCR to Excel Online guide

Turn invoice OCR into spreadsheet rows, not a text dump

Invoice OCR is useful only when the rows remain useful after export. A supplier name, invoice number, and tax total may sit outside the item table, while descriptions, quantities, unit prices, and amounts need to stay aligned. This invoice OCR to Excel tool is designed to separate those two jobs: it preserves visible line items as rows and keeps document-level values available for review instead of mixing every label into the same column.

For photographed, scanned, and screenshot invoices

Use a straight, well-lit photo for paper invoices, a clean scan for long documents, or a screenshot when an invoice is trapped in a vendor portal. JPG, PNG, and one PDF are accepted at the upload step.

For expense and purchase workflows

The XLSX output gives finance teams a working file for coding costs, checking tax, matching a purchase order, or reconciling supplier bills without starting from a blank spreadsheet.

Check these invoice fields before you export

Every supplier uses a slightly different layout, so review the table preview before you download. Confirm that wrapped descriptions still belong to the right amount, decimal separators are correct, and taxes or discounts did not become ordinary item rows. This quick check is especially important for low-resolution photos, multi-currency invoices, and pages with several small tables.

Get a cleaner invoice OCR result

Keep the whole invoice visible, remove browser chrome around screenshots, and avoid glare across totals or the item table. When using a PDF, select transaction or line-item pages rather than terms pages. The source file is processed for conversion and is not stored by default; download the final workbook after you have checked it.

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FAQ

Invoice OCR FAQ

Can I try invoice OCR without an account?

Yes. Guests get 2 lifetime AI conversions without signing in. A new account receives 5 one-time AI credits after sign-up.

What does invoice OCR extract?

Invoice OCR reads visible supplier details, invoice numbers, dates, currencies, taxes, totals, and line-item rows, then structures them for review in Excel.

Can this extract invoice line items?

Yes. The invoice page is tuned for vendor fields, invoice numbers, dates, totals, taxes, and item rows.

What file do I get?

The result downloads as an XLSX spreadsheet that opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, WPS, and LibreOffice.

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