Keep the original text
Dates, amounts, and wording stay as they appear. Nothing is translated or recalculated.
Photos in, spreadsheets out
Pull a table out of a picture
Upload one image. imagetoexcel reads the grid, and you copy the cells or download an Excel file.
Drop a picture of a table
A screenshot, a phone photo, or a scan. We read the rows and hand them back as a table you can edit.
JPG, PNG, WEBP, or GIF. One image, up to 3 MB.
How a picture becomes a sheet
Three steps, and the cells are yours.
- 01
Add an image
Drag a picture in, or run the sample expense sheet.
- 02
Read the grid
The model lists every visible grid. More than one table comes back separately.
- 03
Take the data
Fix a cell if you need to, then copy it or download Excel.
Edit before you leave
Correct a cell on the page. You do not have to round-trip through another file first.
No sign-up for a single table
Drop an image and read it. An account is not part of the step.
What you can do today
The extractor on this page is free to try. Batch uploads are not open yet.
On this page
Free
- One image at a time
- Editable cells
- Copy, or download Excel
Batch
Later
Not available yet. The single-image extractor is the part you can use today.
- Several images in a row
- Larger files
- Saved column templates
Questions