Convert PDF tables to Excel with real numbers

Copying figures out of a PDF invoice, bank statement or report by hand is slow and error-prone. AllofPDF converts a PDF to an Excel workbook (XLSX) on your own PC: each detected table gets its own sheet, numbers arrive as numeric cells you can sum and chart, and pages without a table are still kept as line-by-line grids, so nothing is lost. There is no upload, no watermark and no page limit.

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How to convert a PDF to Excel

  1. Open the PDF in AllofPDF. If it is a scanned document, run OCR first so the pages contain real text.
  2. Choose Export and pick Excel (XLSX), or press Ctrl K and type “convert to Excel”.
  3. Check the preview, choose where to save the workbook and confirm.
  4. Open the file in Excel, LibreOffice Calc or Google Sheets. Each table sits on a sheet named after its page and position.

Why convert PDF to Excel with AllofPDF

One sheet per table

Every detected table becomes a separate sheet named like p3-table1, with a bold header row, so long multi-page reports stay organised.

Numbers stay numbers

Amounts and quantities are written as numeric cells, ready for SUM, filters and pivot tables. IDs with leading zeros, such as 00123, are kept as text.

Nothing left behind

Pages without a detectable table still become sheets, with each line split into columns. Prefer plain data? Export every table to a single CSV file instead.

Tips for clean spreadsheets

Table detection works best on PDFs created digitally by Excel, accounting software or an ERP system, where the text is real and the columns line up. Scanned statements and faxes are only pictures of text, so run the free built-in Windows OCR first. Tables without clear column alignment or with merged cells may need a quick check after export. CSV files are written in UTF-8 with a byte-order mark, so Excel shows accented and Asian characters correctly, and cells that would start a formula are neutralised for safety.

Frequently asked questions

Is PDF to Excel conversion free?

Yes. Converting PDF to XLSX or CSV is free, with no page limit, no watermark and no account. It runs offline on Windows 10 and 11.

Can I convert a scanned PDF to Excel?

Yes, after OCR. Run the built-in OCR, which is free and offline, to turn the scanned pages into text, then export to Excel.

Can I use the numbers in formulas?

Yes. Numbers are stored as numeric cells, so SUM and other formulas work straight away. Codes with leading zeros stay as text so they are not changed.

Are my financial documents uploaded?

No. The conversion happens entirely on your PC, so bank statements, invoices and payroll PDFs never leave your computer.

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Windows 10 & 11 · x64 & ARM64 · Installer or portable ZIP