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Table Image to Excel

OCR can make mistakes. Check the numbers in the table below and fix them before downloading.

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From a photo of a table to a spreadsheet

A paper quote, a schedule pinned to a noticeboard, a screenshot someone sent — when a table only exists as an image, retyping it takes forever. This tool recognizes the text (OCR) and uses the position of each word to split rows and columns into a spreadsheet. Click any cell in the preview to fix it, then download exactly what you see as .xlsx or CSV.

Photos that work well

About accuracy

OCR isn't perfect: it can confuse 0 and O, 1 and l, commas and periods, and split merged or multi-line cells differently. When it's done you'll see a confidence score, with a warning to check the numbers if it's below 70%. Always compare important amounts with the original. “Store numbers as numbers” saves values like 1,200 as numbers so Excel can total them; IDs starting with 0 stay as text.

The recognition engine (Tesseract) runs in your browser and downloads the language data from jsDelivr the first time. Your photo is never uploaded. For plain text use Image to Text (OCR); for tables in text-based PDFs, PDF Table to Excel is more accurate.

Frequently asked questions

Values are shifted by one column.

Many empty cells or narrow gaps can shift values. Fix them in the preview table or move cells in Excel.

Does it work with handwritten tables?

Handwriting is recognized poorly. It's meant for printed tables and screenshots.

Can I process several images at once?

One at a time — checking each result before downloading is safer.

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