Image to Excel Converter
Upload a photo or screenshot of a table and download an Excel spreadsheet with the rows and columns kept, ready to sort, sum and chart.
- JPG or PNG to .xlsx
- Rows and columns kept
- 10 credits per image
Drop your image here
.png, .jpg, .jpeg, .webp · up to 10 MB
Needs 10 credits
How to convert an image to Excel
Step 1: Choose the image
A JPG, PNG or WebP with the table, cropped to the table if you can.
Step 2: Convert
Sign in; one image uses 10 credits.
Step 3: Open in Excel
Download the .xlsx and check the numbers against the image.
Tables with numbers and formulas
Printed tables convert best: clear grid lines or aligned columns, readable text.
Always check totals and a few values against the image before you rely on the sheet.
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Image to Excel questions
- Does it keep rows and columns?
- Yes, clear tables keep their rows and columns. Merged or ruled-less tables may need adjusting.
- Can it read handwritten tables?
- Neat handwriting often works, but printed tables are much more reliable.
- Which formats work?
- JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP up to 10 MB.
- What does it cost?
- 10 credits per image; failed conversions return their credits.