Image to Excel converter
Whatever kind of image you’re holding — a screenshot, a phone photo, a scan, a downloaded JPG or PNG — if there’s a table in it, this reads the table and gives back a real Excel file.
Last updated: September 2026
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How it works
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Upload any image format
JPG, PNG, or WEBP, whatever format the image happens to be in — it doesn’t change how it’s read.
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The AI reads the grid, regardless of source
A clean screenshot, a phone photo, and a scanned page all go through the same table-detection step.
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Fix and export a real workbook
Every cell is editable before you download a genuine .xlsx file or plain .csv.
Where table images actually come from
“Image” covers a lot of ground — this is built to handle all of it the same way, not just the clean case.
- A screenshot of a spreadsheet, dashboard, or app someone sent you
- A phone photo of a printed sheet, price list, or form
- A scanned document, straight from a printer-scanner
- A downloaded or emailed image you didn’t create yourself
JPG, PNG, or WEBP — the format doesn’t matter
Whether the file is a .jpg, .png, or .webp changes nothing about how the table is read — the AI looks at the visual grid, not the file extension. A PNG screenshot and a JPG photo of the same table produce the same quality result; what actually affects accuracy is the image itself (resolution, lighting, angle), not its format.
Frequently asked
Yes — image, picture, and photo all describe the same job here. Upload whichever you have and the table comes back the same way.
Yes — JPG, PNG, and WEBP are all supported directly, with no conversion step needed first.
It’s detected automatically — you’ll be asked which table to convert if more than one is found on the page.
No. It’s read in memory to extract the table, then discarded — never written to disk.
Yes, a genuine .xlsx workbook with a formatted header row, or plain .csv if that’s what you need instead — not a picture of a spreadsheet.
Related
Screenshot to Excel
For a clean digital screenshot specifically.
Photo to Excel
For printed pages and paper documents, photographed.
Extract Table from Image
The general-purpose version, with photo-quality tips.
Table OCR
How this differs from plain text-only OCR.
Image to CSV
Same extraction, exported as plain CSV instead.
Pricing
Free tier, plus Pro and Premium for higher monthly limits.