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Upload a text-based PDF and get an Excel file in the background. This works well for invoices, bank statements, financial reports, and table-heavy PDFs.
Conversion runs in the background. This page will update automatically.
Your PDF is processed for conversion and cleaned up automatically.
Works best with selectable-text PDFs that contain clear rows and columns.
Merged cells, scans, or unusual layouts may need a quick manual check.
The converter writes UTF-8 text into modern .xlsx files so Vietnamese names and descriptions keep their diacritics.
Rows, columns, grouped headers, merged cells, and empty numeric columns are reconstructed into standard Excel worksheets where the PDF structure is clear.
Your documents are processed through secure, encrypted channels. We do not store or claim ownership of your data.
Convert PDF tables into structured Excel spreadsheets in a few simple steps.
Drag and drop your PDF document into the designated upload area.
Our engine will scan the document, identify table structures, and map out rows and columns.
Click the download button to save your formatted .xlsx file directly to your computer.
Extraction technology
The converter analyzes the text layer and table geometry in your PDF, then writes a real .xlsx workbook. It is designed for practical business documents, not image-only scans.
The engine looks for row and column boundaries so tables can be rebuilt as editable Excel cells.
Multi-row headers, merged header sections, and parent-child column groups are preserved when the PDF geometry is reliable.
When a PDF has no visible grid lines, the converter can use text alignment patterns to recover clear table-like regions.
Repeated continuation headers and page-level title blocks are cleaned up so long reports are easier to review.
Wide operational reports and landscape tables are detected without rotating the PDF or changing the extraction path.
Image-only PDFs are detected early and shown as a clean failure instead of producing a broken spreadsheet.
Not yet. Image-only or scanned PDFs are detected and fail cleanly because OCR is not enabled on the public converter.
No. Our system exports directly to a modern, UTF-8 compliant .xlsx file, ensuring 100% compatibility.