Data Extractor
Open a Word, Excel, PDF, CSV or HTML file and get every table inside it as a clean spreadsheet. Tidy it up in a click, then download Excel, CSV or JSON. The file is read by your browser and never uploaded.
No file at hand?
Tables found
From document to spreadsheet
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Open your file
A Word document, an Excel workbook, a PDF report, a CSV export or a saved HTML page. Or paste plain text.
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Pick and tidy a table
Every table in the file is listed. Set the header row, drop empty rows, duplicates and the columns you don't need.
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Download the result
Excel, CSV or JSON, or copy it straight into Google Sheets. Several tables can go into one Excel file, a sheet each.
Good to know
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is opened and processed by your browser on your own computer. Nothing from it is sent to us or stored.
Which PDF files work?
PDFs that contain real text, such as reports, price lists and statements exported from other programs. Simple tables come out well; tables with merged cells may need a little tidying. Scanned pages are images, so there is no text to read.
What does "From text" find?
Dates, amounts with a currency sign or code, links, and order or invoice numbers. Each one goes into its own row, with the words around it so you can see where it came from.
How do I get the table into Google Sheets?
Press "Copy for Google Sheets", click a cell in your sheet and paste. Every value lands in its own cell.