Image to Excel

OCR a JPG or PNG of a table and reconstruct rows and columns into an .xlsx file. The image stays on your device.

How to convert an image to Excel

  1. Choose a JPG or PNG that shows a table — a scan, photo, or screenshot.
  2. Pick the language that matches the text.
  3. Click Extract Excel. We OCR the image in your browser, then cluster words into rows and columns.
  4. Preview the table. If rows and columns were found, download the .xlsx file.

Features

Private

OCR and table reconstruction run in your browser. We do not upload the image.

Real columns

Words are grouped by position into cells. This is not OCR dumped into column A.

Free to start

5 free jobs a day. Upgrade to Pro for larger files and more daily jobs.

Files stay local

This tool does not store your image on our servers.

Best-effort tables

We reuse the same row/column cluster as PDF to Excel. Crooked photos and merged cells will miss.

Works in the browser

Use it from any modern browser on Windows, Mac, or Linux.

When to use Image to Excel

Use this when the picture is a table you want in a spreadsheet: a printed schedule, a screenshot of a grid, or a photo of a list with columns.

If we cannot detect at least two columns, we do not invent a one-column workbook. Use Image to Text for plain words, or Image to CSV for the same table as a .csv.

JPG and PNG only. Receipt and invoice-image remaps are not this page — those come later on the same engine. We do not claim Tabula-quality or a certified reader.