PDF to Excel Converter

Pull tables out of PDFs into Excel, with numbers you can add up, sort and filter.

Files are uploaded over HTTPS, converted, and deleted from our server immediately after.

How do I convert PDF tables to Excel?

To convert a PDF to Excel, upload the file to FixDoks's PDF to Excel tool, choose one sheet per page or a single sheet, then click Convert to Excel. The tool detects table grids and writes real numbers into cells so you can sum, sort and filter. Your PDF is uploaded over HTTPS and deleted after conversion.

PDF to Excel at a glance

InputPDF
OutputXLSX
ProcessingOn our server over HTTPS; files are deleted right after conversion
Max file size50 MB per file
PriceFree, no watermark
DownloadFree Google sign-in
Works onChrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox on Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone

How to use PDF to Excel Converter

  1. Click Select PDF files and pick the PDF that contains your tables.
  2. Choose one sheet per page, or everything on a single sheet.
  3. Click Convert to Excel and download the XLSX file.

Stop retyping numbers from PDFs

Bank statements, GST reports, price lists, stock registers, exam results and invoices often arrive as PDFs. Copying the table out of a PDF usually gives you a jumble of text in one column. FixDoks finds the tables on each page and writes them into Excel with proper rows and columns, so you can total, filter, sort and build pivot tables straight away.

How are tables detected?

The converter looks at the ruling lines and the position of every word on the page. Where it finds a table grid, each cell becomes an Excel cell. Values that look like numbers, including Indian and international thousands separators such as 1,25,000 or 1,250.50, are stored as real numbers, while codes with leading zeros such as PIN codes, account numbers and phone numbers stay as text so no digits are lost.

Pages without a ruled table are still converted: each line of text becomes a row, split into columns wherever there is a wide gap. This works well for simple statements and reports laid out with spaces.

One sheet per page or one sheet in total

  • One sheet per PDF page keeps things easy to check against the original. Good for reports where each page is different.
  • Everything on one sheet stacks all pages one after another. Good for long bank statements or registers where the same table continues across pages, so you can sort and filter the whole list at once.

Bank statements

Most bank statement PDFs are password-protected, often with a password built from your name and date of birth or customer ID. Remove the password first with Unlock PDF (you need to know it), then convert. After converting, check the totals against the statement: a wrapped description line can occasionally land in its own row.

Scanned PDFs

If the PDF is a scan or photo, there is no text to extract and you will see a message saying so. Run the file through OCR PDF first, then convert the searchable result. OCR on clean printed tables works well; handwritten or blurry pages do not.

Privacy

After converting: quick clean-up in Excel

  • Use Data > Text to Columns if a column holds two values joined together.
  • Use Home > Find & Select > Go To Special > Blanks to find and delete empty rows between tables.
  • Turn the range into a table with Ctrl+T to get filters and totals instantly.
  • Dates may come through as text. Excel's DATEVALUE function or Text to Columns with a date format converts them.

Financial documents are sensitive. Your PDF is processed in an isolated temporary folder and deleted from our server the moment the Excel file is returned.

Frequently asked questions

Will the numbers be real numbers in Excel?
Yes. Values like 1,250.50 or 1,25,000 are stored as numbers, so SUM and sorting work. Codes with leading zeros stay as text.
Can I convert a bank statement?
Yes. If it is password-protected, unlock it first with Unlock PDF using your statement password, then convert.
Why is my Excel file empty?
The PDF is probably a scanned image. Run OCR PDF on it first, then convert the result.
Does it keep colours and fonts?
The focus is on getting the data right. Cell text and numbers are extracted; decorative formatting is not copied.
How many pages can I convert?
Up to 200 pages and 50 MB per file.
Is my data stored?
No. The PDF and the spreadsheet are deleted from our server immediately after conversion.