Detect tables in any PDF and export them as a real .xlsx Excel workbook with one sheet per page, ready to sort, filter, pivot and chart. Ideal for invoices, bank statements, financial reports and any tabular PDF.
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ZentoPDF scans each page, identifies table grids and reconstructs every row as native cells in a new .xlsx workbook — one worksheet per source page.
Click download to get a real Excel file. Open it in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice Calc or Apple Numbers and start filtering, sorting and charting immediately.
Convert Excel spreadsheets (XLSX, XLS, ODS, CSV) to PDF format. Supports multiple files.
Extract tables from PDF and convert to CSV format.
Extract tables from PDF files and export as CSV, JSON, or Markdown.
Convert PDF files to JSON format.
Make a PDF searchable and copyable.
Born-digital PDFs (exported from accounting, banking or reporting tools) usually convert with near-perfect column alignment because the cells contain real text. Scanned PDFs work too, but you’ll get the cleanest result if you OCR them first using our OCR PDF tool.
Yes. ZentoPDF creates one worksheet per source page, named Page 1, Page 2 and so on, so you can spot the original layout at a glance. Multi-page tables are also concatenated, so you can pivot or filter across the whole dataset.
Yes. All parsing and XLSX generation happens locally with PDF.js and SheetJS in your browser. Your PDF and the resulting Excel file never leave your device, which makes it safe for confidential financial, legal or HR data.
Yes. Numeric cells are detected and written as Excel number values, so SUM, AVERAGE, charts and pivot tables work right away without any “convert to number” cleanup step.
No artificial limit. The conversion is constrained only by your device’s memory, which on a modern laptop is enough for PDFs with hundreds of pages and dozens of tables — and you can run it as many times as you like, completely free.