PDF to Excel Converter

Convert PDFs to Editable Excel Spreadsheets

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Convert PDF tables and data into editable Excel spreadsheets with our PDF to Excel converter. Our tool accurately extracts tabular data from your PDFs and converts it into Excel format, preserving the layout, formatting, and formulas. Seamlessly work with the data in Excel, perform calculations, apply filters, and manipulate the information as needed. Eliminate the manual effort of retyping or recreating tables from scratch. Experience the convenience and efficiency of converting PDF data into editable Excel spreadsheets with just a few clicks.

Quickly convert PDF to Excel
Convert PDF documents into Excel files with our PDF to Excel tool. All information retains its original formatting, including every sheet, table, row, and column.
Perfect conversion
PDF to Excel conversion is extremely challenging. To deliver super quality, we deploy the best technologies to achieve the desired results.
OCR technology
Scanned documents are not a problem. By deploying OCR technology, our PDF to Excel tool can easily extract text and numbers from PDFs into editable Excel documents.
Safe cloud conversion
All file transfers are secured with SSL encryption. We automatically delete all files from our servers. Access FacePdf on any web browser and operating system.
Any size file
The file size limit is unlimited. With large PDFs, it might take a few seconds longer for the PDF to Excel tool to work.
Working in the cloud
Your PDF to Excel conversion takes place in the cloud and does not require any CPU processing capacity from your computer.
How to convert PDF to Excel online:
  1. Drag and drop your file to FacePdf PDF to Excel Converter.
  2. If it’s a scanned document, OCR engine will be activated.
  3. Wait for FacePdf to structure the file to Excel format.
  4. Download the converted file to your computer

FAQs

How accurate is the conversion from PDF to Excel using the PDF to Excel tool?

The accuracy of the conversion depends on various factors, including the complexity and formatting of the original PDF, as well as the quality of the PDF content. While our PDF to Excel tool strives to provide accurate conversions, it's recommended to review and verify the resulting Excel file for any potential formatting or data extraction issues.

Can I convert a scanned or image-based PDF to Excel using the PDF to Excel tool?

Yes, our PDF to Excel tool utilizes OCR technology to extract data from scanned or image-based PDFs and convert it into an editable Excel format. However, the accuracy of the conversion may vary depending on the quality of the scans and the clarity of the text.

Are formulas and calculations preserved during the conversion process?

The PDF to Excel tool focuses on extracting textual and tabular data from PDFs. While it attempts to preserve formulas and calculations, complex formulas or specialized functions may not be accurately translated into the resulting Excel file. It's recommended to review and adjust any formulas as needed after the conversion.

Can I select specific pages or a range of pages from the PDF to convert to Excel?

Yes, our PDF to Excel tool allows you to specify the pages or page range that you want to convert. This flexibility enables you to extract and convert only the relevant data from the PDF into the Excel file.

Will the formatting of the PDF, such as fonts, colors, and cell styles, be retained in the converted Excel file?

The PDF to Excel tool attempts to preserve the formatting of the original PDF, including fonts, colors, and basic cell styles. However, complex formatting or intricate designs may require some manual adjustments in the resulting Excel file to achieve the desired appearance.