Extract XLSX from Photo
OCR a phone or camera photo of a table and reconstruct rows and columns into an .xlsx file. Same job as Image to Excel — this page is for the extract query. Not Photo to PDF and not a one-column OCR dump. Not /extract-xlsx-from-pdf.
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How to extract XLSX from Photo
1.Choose a JPG or PNG taken with a camera or phone that shows a table.
2.Pick the language that matches the text.
3.Click Extract Excel. We OCR the photo 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
Made for camera shots
This landing is for a photo of a printed table. Photo to Excel is the same job. Screenshot to XLSX is the screen-grab version.
Real columns
Words are grouped by position into cells. This is not OCR dumped into column A.
Not Photo to PDF
Photo to PDF wraps JPEGs in a PDF. This page builds a spreadsheet. Not PDF to Excel.
Files stay local
OCR runs in your browser. We do not upload the photo.
Best-effort tables
Angled shots, glare, and tiny type will miss. Flatten the page if you can.
Free to start
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Extract XLSX from Photo vs Image to Excel
People search extract XLSX from Photo when they want the extract phrasing. This page runs the same /image-to-excel reconstruct as Photo to XLSX. It is not /extract-xlsx-from-pdf and not a second tool in the Tools grid.
A store receipt or paper invoice should use Receipt to Excel or Invoice image to Excel. A PDF table should use PDF to Excel.
If we cannot detect at least two columns, we do not invent a one-column workbook.
TOOLS
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Convert To PDF
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