PerfectParser
Free Extraction Tool

PDF to Excel Converter

Extract tables from PDF to Excel

Extract tables from a PDF into an .xlsx workbook. Three free samples, then sign in to keep extracting.

PDF to Excel · Free · 3 samples, then sign in

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This tool extracts tables only — header text outside a grid is not included.

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload a PDF

    Drop a file with tables — invoices, statements, rate cards (1 MB / 3 pages while anonymous).

  2. 2

    Extract tables from the PDF

    Detected grids become spreadsheet columns — one sheet per table.

  3. 3

    Download Excel

    Open the .xlsx in Excel or Google Sheets. After three samples, sign in to keep extracting.

Sample output

A preview of the structured result PDF to Excel produces — not a live extraction of your file.

Example table extracted from a PDF into spreadsheet columns.

ItemQtyUnit priceAmount
Widget A1012.00120.00
Cable 2m254.50112.50
Bracket89.0072.00
Doing this at scale? PerfectParser automates it.

One PDF is a sample. Fifty is a parser.

The free tool proves the table lands in Excel. A saved PerfectParser extracts the same layout across a vendor pack and exports CSV for QuickBooks.

What is PDF to Excel?

PDF to Excel pulls tabular data out of a PDF into a workbook you can open in Excel or Google Sheets. PerfectParser offers three lifetime samples (1 MB / 3 pages). After that, sign in: each new page uses one credit, the same ledger as dashboard extraction.

Manual work vs. PDF to Excel vs. PerfectParser

Copy-paste or retype

Highlight cells in a PDF, miss a column, and rebuild the table by hand.

This free PDF to Excel

Three samples in the browser. Download Excel and check the mapping before you commit to bulk.

PerfectParser at scale

Save a parser, run a batch, and export Excel or CSV without another sample cap.

Downloads .xlsx with one sheet per table
Tables come from LlamaParse spreadsheet export
3 free samples, then credits
1 MB / 3 pages while anonymous
Signed-in runs use your parser credits
Open the result in the dashboard

Why Use This Tool?

Tables, not a text dump

Columns stay columns. You get a workbook, not a wall of characters pasted into sheet A1.

Same credits as the product

After sign-in there is no shadow “tool credit.” Page usage shows up next to dashboard extraction.

Built for AP files

Invoices, statements, and operational PDFs — not a generic PDF utility suite.

Who Uses This Tool?

AP teams

Turn a vendor PDF schedule into Excel without retyping rows.

Accountants

Move a PDF trial-balance table into a working spreadsheet.

Ops analysts

Extract a rate card or packing list table for a model.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the PDF to Excel.

Is PDF to Excel free?

You get three lifetime samples with no account (1 MB / 3 pages). After that, sign in. New uploads use PerfectParser credits — one credit per page.

Does this extract every table in the PDF?

The sample path asks LlamaParse to export every detected table as a spreadsheet — one sheet per table. Signed-in runs use the full extraction engine.

How is this different from PDF to text?

Text is unstructured. Excel is extraction: you want columns. That is why Excel uses credits after the tease and text does not.

Can I convert invoices specifically?

Yes. Invoice to Excel uses an invoice schema (vendor, totals, line items) instead of generic tables.

How do I extract tables from a PDF?

Upload the PDF on this page. The converter detects tabular regions and writes each table to an Excel sheet. Three free samples (1 MB / 3 pages); after that, sign in and extraction uses page credits. For a named invoice schema instead of raw tables, use Invoice to Excel.

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