Image to Excel or CSV

Turn an image of a printed table into editable rows and columns. Review recognized cells and export Excel XLSX or CSV locally.

Image → editable table → Excel or CSV

English printed tables in JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB and 25 megapixels. Crop tightly to one straight table. Recognition runs on your device; the OCR engine downloads on first use. Complex or merged cells may need manual corrections.

How to Use Image to Excel or CSV

1

Choose and prepare

Choose a clear, tightly cropped English table image. Recognize the table, correct cells in the preview and export Excel or CSV.

2

Review the result

Inspect the result and correct settings before downloading. Keep your original file.

About Image to Excel or CSV

How it works

Word positions are used to reconstruct rows and aligned columns. You can enter column separator positions to correct alignment before editing cell values. OCR is imperfect: compare names, decimal points, dates and totals with the original image.

Supported files and practical limits

JPG, PNG and WebP up to 20 MB and 25 megapixels; up to 150 rows and 20 columns. Best for straight printed English tables. Handwriting, merged cells and complex layouts are not reliably reconstructed. Excel exports text cells so leading zeros are preserved; convert numeric columns in Excel after checking.

Common uses for Image to Excel or CSV

  • Rebuilding a photographed price list
  • Extracting a simple table from a screenshot

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an account?

No. This tool is free to use without an account.

Are my files uploaded?

Processing happens in your browser. Your document is not uploaded to a conversion server. Recognition tools download their engine and language data on first use.

What should I check before using the result?

JPG, PNG and WebP up to 20 MB and 25 megapixels; up to 150 rows and 20 columns. Best for straight printed English tables. Handwriting, merged cells and complex layouts are not reliably reconstructed. Excel exports text cells so leading zeros are preserved; convert numeric columns in Excel after checking.