ShotToSheet

Screenshot to Excel converter

Turn a screenshot of a spreadsheet, report, or supplier quote into a real Excel workbook — rows, columns, and headers rebuilt as actual data, not a picture.

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Drop a screenshot here, or click to browse

You can also paste with Ctrl / Cmd + V · JPG, PNG, WEBP up to 10 MB · PDF (Premium) · Select several at once (Premium)

🔒 Never storedNo signup neededReal .xlsx export

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload the screenshot

    Paste it with Ctrl/Cmd+V, drag it in, or click to browse. Any JPG, PNG, or WEBP works.

  2. 2

    The table is rebuilt

    The AI reads the grid and reconstructs it as rows and columns, keeping numbers as written rather than reformatting them.

  3. 3

    Correct it, then export

    Click any cell to fix a misread character, then download a genuine .xlsx file that opens cleanly in Excel or Google Sheets.

Why not just retype it?

A 20-row table takes most people ten to twenty minutes to retype by hand, and every extra minute is another chance to transpose a digit or drop a row. That cost repeats every time someone sends you a table as a picture instead of a file — which, in practice, is often: a colleague forwards a screenshot instead of exporting the report, a supplier photographs a price list, a chat thread has the numbers you need buried in an image.

What kind of screenshots work best

Clean, well-lit screenshots of digital spreadsheets or reports give the most reliable results. The tool also handles photos of printed tables, though accuracy depends on lighting and angle — which is exactly why the extracted table is editable before you export it, not just handed to you as-is.

  • Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers screenshots
  • Screenshots of reports, invoices, or dashboards
  • Photos of printed price lists or forms
  • Chat or email screenshots containing a table

Frequently asked

Yes — it reads the visual grid, so the source doesn't matter. Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, or a plain HTML table all convert the same way.

That usually means the column edge was cropped out of the screenshot. Re-upload a version that includes the full width of the table.

The free and Pro plans process one image at a time. Batch upload — several images processed in one request — is available on the Premium plan.

There is no hard row limit, but very large or very dense tables are more likely to need a few manual corrections. Images up to 10 MB are accepted.

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