Convert PDF to Excel
Extract tables from your PDF into an editable Excel spreadsheet (.xlsx).
Convert PDF to Excel online, free
PDF Vision reads the tables inside your PDF and rebuilds them as real spreadsheet rows and columns in an .xlsx file you can sort, filter and total in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers. It works on digital PDFs whose tables carry a text layer: bank statements, supplier invoices, price lists, exported reports. Conversion runs on our servers, so the file is uploaded and processed rather than parsed in your browser. The first download of the day is free, no account; create a free account to keep using this tool.
How to convert PDF to Excel
Upload your PDF
Drop the PDF onto the upload zone or browse for it; files up to 15 MB are accepted on this page.
Run the conversion
PDF Vision scans each page for tabular structure and maps the detected rows and columns into worksheet cells.
Download the spreadsheet
Save the finished .xlsx and open it in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers to sort, filter and recalculate.
Why use it
Editable cells, not images
Figures land in individual cells with their columns intact, so SUM, sorting and pivot tables work immediately instead of you retyping a table into a blank sheet.
Faithful to the source
Values come from the PDF's own text layer, not from a manual re-keying, so figures arrive as they were printed. Check the totals once on each new document layout, since column detection can misread unusual tables.
Built for statements
Bank statements, supplier invoices, price lists and exported reports are the common cases: long, repetitive tables where manual re-entry is slow and quietly introduces typos.