Image to Excel Converter
/image-to-excelExtract tables from images with in-browser OCR and convert them to Excel. Also supports pasting CSV/TSV data.
Tables trapped inside screenshots or scanned documents are painful to retype. This converter runs OCR directly in your browser to read the table from an image and export it as an Excel file. You can also paste CSV or TSV data and skip the image step entirely. The extraction is private because the image is never uploaded.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about image to excel converter.
What data formats are supported?
Upload a photo or screenshot of a table for OCR extraction, or paste comma, tab, or pipe-separated rows directly to generate an Excel file from text.
How does image extraction work?
Tesseract.js OCR runs in your browser and recognizes the table text. The text is split into rows and cells, then written to an .xlsx workbook using the SheetJS library.
What if my image is blurry or low contrast?
OCR accuracy depends on image quality. Clear, well-lit, high-contrast tables extract best. You can also correct the detected text before generating the Excel file.
Why did I get no table data detected?
The OCR output contained no line with multiple cells, which usually means the image is too blurry, rotated, or not a table. Retry with a sharper, flatter photo.
Can I edit the extracted data before downloading?
Yes. Extracted rows appear in the text area after OCR; edit any cell value there, then click Generate Excel File to rebuild the workbook.
Is my image or data uploaded?
No. OCR and spreadsheet generation run entirely in your browser, so tables with sensitive data never leave your device.
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