Image to Excel

Precise table structure recognition and perfect restoration

Make data entry painless.
100% local processing, secure and efficient.

Click or drag images/folder here to upload

Supports JPG, PNG, WebP formats

or

Recognition Demo

Table Recognition Demo
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Multi-industry Use Cases

Financial Reports

Quickly extract balance sheets, income statements, and other financial data with precise multi-column restoration.

Scientific Papers

Accurately capture complex experimental data tables from academic papers, supporting mixed language layouts.

Administrative Forms

Process various registration and approval forms, supporting complex layouts with merged cells.

Business Contracts

Identify purchase lists and invoices, easily converting paper contract data into digital format.

Table Recognition Features

Structure Restoration

Automatically recognize rows, columns, and merged cells, minimizing manual adjustments.

Multi-language Support

Perfectly supports mixed-language tables (CN, EN, JP, KR) with industry-leading accuracy.

Privacy First

All table data is processed locally in your browser. Never uploaded, protecting your business data.

Three Steps to Recognition

Import Images

Drag and drop images or folders containing tables. Supports batch processing.

Smart Analysis

Our engine automatically locates tables and extracts cell content with high precision.

Edit & Export

Verify results in the workbench and export them as standard .xlsx files instantly.

Image to Excel FAQ

What kind of tables are supported?

We support standard tables, merged cells, and borderless tables. Extremely complex nested tables may require some manual adjustment.

Can I adjust the exported Excel format?

Yes. The exported file is a standard Excel file. You can freely adjust fonts, colors, and styles in any spreadsheet software.

Why is my table not being recognized?

Ensure the image is clear, horizontal, and well-lit. Very blurry lines or heavy background noise may affect recognition.