Will merged cells be preserved?

No. OCR sees pixels rather than spreadsheet structure, so merged cells and formulas cannot be recovered.

Why did two columns combine?

Columns need visible spacing. Crop tightly and use a higher-resolution image for better separation.

Is the table uploaded?

No. OCR and workbook generation run locally.

Business & Marketing

Image to Excel

Extract rows and columns from a table image and download an editable Excel workbook.

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Drop a table image here

Clear rows and generous spacing improve column detection.

Table language

OCR estimates columns from spacing. Review the preview and verify financial or scientific values in the downloaded workbook.

About the Image to Excel

Image to Excel recognizes text in table screenshots and photos, estimates columns from visible spacing, and writes the rows into a real XLSX workbook.

Because photographs do not contain actual cell boundaries, preview and verify the result before using it for finance, inventory or research.

Key features

Local OCR extraction
Table preview
Real XLSX workbook
Automatic column widths

How to use

1Upload a straight, clear table image.
2Choose its language and extract the table.
3Review the preview and download the Excel workbook.

Examples

Recover a screenshot table

Input: PNG containing rows separated by visible spaces

Output: image-data.xlsx

Verify decimal points and identifiers before importing the workbook.

Frequently asked questions

Will merged cells be preserved?: No. OCR sees pixels rather than spreadsheet structure, so merged cells and formulas cannot be recovered.
Why did two columns combine?: Columns need visible spacing. Crop tightly and use a higher-resolution image for better separation.
Is the table uploaded?: No. OCR and workbook generation run locally.