Open a PDF and get its tables as rows and columns you can sort, sum and edit in Excel: bank statements, price lists, invoices, reports and timetables.
Your files never leave your device
The tool reads the text layer of the PDF with the position of every word. Words on the same line are grouped into rows, words close together become one cell, and columns are found from the gaps that run down the page. This works for left-, right- and centre-aligned columns and for tables without lines.
A scanned PDF is only a picture of the page and has no text to read. Run it through OCR PDF first to add a text layer, then extract the tables here.
No. It is read in your browser and never leaves your device, which matters for bank statements and invoices.
The PDF is probably scanned. Make it searchable with OCR PDF first.
Tables with very irregular spacing can confuse column detection. Try one sheet per page and fix the few cells in Excel.
Yes, when “Convert numbers” is on, so you can sum and sort them. Turn it off to keep everything as text.
Remove the password first with Unlock PDF if you know it.
Yes. CSV puts all selected pages in one file, encoded as UTF-8 for Excel.