Receipt photo to Excel for bookkeeping
Snap or drop a receipt photo. We OCR it on this device and remap date, description, quantity, and amount into Excel. Use it for expense piles — not as certified bookkeeping software.
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How to turn a receipt photo into a bookkeeping sheet
1.Choose a JPG or PNG of a receipt, or try the sample photo.
2.Pick the language printed on the receipt.
3.Click Extract receipt. OCR and column remap run in your browser.
4.Preview the rows, download .xlsx, and paste into your expense sheet.
FEATURES
Built for a shoebox of receipts
The query is bookkeeping, not generic OCR. We remap finance columns the same way Receipt to Excel does.
Stays on this device
The photo is not uploaded. That is the difference versus upload-first receipt apps.
Same extractor, unique page
This is not a second engine. It is Receipt to Excel with copy for people who searched for bookkeeping.
Honest misses
Crumpled paper, handwriting, and faded ink skip columns. Check the preview before you file the return.
Free to start
5 free jobs a day. A $5 day pass covers a month-end pile.
PDF invoices are next door
If the receipt is already a PDF, use Invoice to Excel. This page is for a photo.
When a receipt photo is enough for the spreadsheet
Use this after lunch, a taxi, or a hardware-store run when the only record is a phone photo. Download Excel and drop the row into your bookkeeping sheet.
We do not categorize vendors, sync QuickBooks, or store a receipt archive. The job is one photo to one workbook. Try the sample if you want to see the columns first.
JPG and PNG only. Not a certified receipt reader. Same `profile="invoice"` remap as /receipt-to-excel.
TOOLS
Optimize & Extract
Convert To PDF
Convert From PDF
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