Image to Excel

Image to Excel

Turn a table screenshot or photo into an editable Excel spreadsheet.

Or drop an image or paste a screenshot
JPG, PNG · Up to 10 MB each

Or drop your images here

Or press Ctrl + V to paste a screenshot

Images stay on your device. No signup needed.

How it works

Which images work best?

Clear table screenshots with complete rows and columns.

English text and numbers. Handwriting and other languages are not supported yet.

What can I do with the result?

Check it against the image, edit cells, then copy or download Excel.

Help

Help

Which images give the best results?

Use a clear image of one table, with all rows and columns visible. Table borders help. This version supports printed English and numbers, not handwriting, other languages, receipts or complex nested headers. The example runs through the real recognition process. Limit: 10 images per batch, 10 MB per image and 30 MB total.

What if my photo is tilted?

Slightly tilted tables with clear borders may be aligned automatically. If needed, choose Crop / straighten, then drag the four corners around the complete table. Leave a small margin and use the guides and magnifier to align it. Check the preview before applying. You can restore the original photo. Retake images with blur, glare, curved paper or missing content.

Can I combine multiple images?

Rows are appended in the order you add images. With First row is a header selected, each header is used to match columns and is not repeated as data. Headings and column order must match. Alternatively, select One sheet per image under Export options. Repeated products and duplicate records are kept, not added together.

What do yellow cells mean?

Yellow cells have conflicting readings, uncertain positions or incomplete checks. Select a cell to see its image crop and alternative readings. Confirm a value or edit it directly. Unmarked cells can also contain errors: check important numbers and column alignment before exporting. In Column types & removal, choose Keep as text for IDs and phone numbers.

How are results cross-checked?

The tool reads the original and a version with table lines removed, then checks enlarged crops of numbers and uncertain cells. It may try a black-and-white version and an additional English model. Suggested replacements remain flagged for review. Values are never inferred from totals. Both models run in your browser and use the same engine family, so they can share mistakes. The additional model downloads only when needed; if it fails, existing results are kept.

Are my images uploaded or saved?

Your images and table contents are processed in this browser and are not uploaded by this tool. Recognition files download from this site. There are no accounts, analytics scripts or advertising trackers in this release. Refreshing or clearing removes the current batch; files you download remain on your device. The web host may receive normal request information, such as your IP address and browser details, when serving the site. See the Privacy page for details.

Align the four table corners

Drag 1: top left, 2: top right, 3: bottom right, 4: bottom left. Include the whole table with a small margin.

Adjust selection Drag the corners. Use the green grid to align the table.

Straightened preview

Straightening can fix perspective and tilt. Retake blurry photos or images with glare or curved paper. Guide lines are not included in recognition.