Image & PDF Table to Excel

Choose PNG, JPG, WebP or BMP images and PDFs together. For a PDF, Batch options accepts page ranges such as 1-3, 5; an empty range includes all its pages. Use the current frame and column dividers for similar layouts, then extract the batch. There is no fixed file-count or compressed-file-size limit. Images are checked before decoding; large documents and accumulated results are still limited by your device's memory.

Yes. Choose the text language before recognition. Clear, straight images with readable text work best. The first image recognition downloads language resources; later use can reuse cached resources. Check the result before downloading.

Open an item from the result list to check its cells. Edits stay with that table when you switch pages. Select only the table area, then add, remove or move column dividers and apply them. If the recognized words are no longer available, recognize that table again. You can also add rows or delete a selected row.

The export contains editable cell text. It does not recreate merged cells, original colors, formulas or the exact source layout. Crowded text, slanted photos and complicated tables may need manual correction.

Yes. Check the completed tables you want to include, then choose separate Excel sheets or merge matching headers. Merging requires the same column count and, when First row is a header is enabled, the same headers in the same order. Remove repeated headers keeps the first header and removes identical header rows elsewhere; turn it off to keep them. With no header row, rows are appended by column position. CSV can export the current table or the merged result.