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Image to Excel Converter

Image2Excel converts a table image (JPG, PNG, or WebP, including screenshots) into an editable Excel or CSV file for free, with no signup.

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Check rows before export

Sample

Date	Item	Amount	Note
May 10	Breakfast	18	Soy milk
May 10	Transit	12	Metro
May 10	Coffee	25	Afternoon

3 rows · 4 columns

The image stays in your browser during conversion and is not uploaded to a server.

Not saved — refreshing or closing this tab clears the table. Download to keep it.

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Date,Item,Amount,Note
May 10,Breakfast,18,Soy milk
May 10,Transit,12,Metro
May 10,Coffee,25,Afternoon

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XLSX and CSV

The image stays in your browser during conversion and is not uploaded to a server. The spreadsheet download is an xlsx file. xls/xlsx means that Excel workbook on this page. You can upload multiple images at once. Images are converted one at a time, in order. If one image fails, the others still convert. Each image that finishes can be downloaded as CSV or XLSX, and Download all gives a zip with one workbook (one sheet per image) plus a CSV per image.

image2excel converts PNG, JPEG, or WebP table images into an editable XLSX or CSV table: Free, no limit on the number of conversions, with no sign-up, multiple images, one at a time, in order, and Chinese or English text. Open JPG to Excel, PNG to Excel, screenshot to Excel, or image to table, and read the limitations before you export.

Best for clear screenshots, JPGs, PNGs, WebP files, and photos with visible table rows or columns.

Limitations

These limits apply to every image converted on this page.

Merged cells are not supported.
Handwritten photos are mostly not recognized.
PDF and HEIC are not supported. Only PNG, JPEG, and WebP are accepted.
Images are converted one at a time.
Very large images are downscaled before OCR.
Tables with roughly 160+ cells may be recognized less reliably.
Results should be reviewed and edited before export.

Converter limits

Formats	JPG, PNG, and WebP. Screenshots and phone photos work when the file is one of those types.
Max file size	Very large images are downscaled before OCR.
Conversions	Free, no limit on the number of conversions. If recognition falls back to reading cells one by one, it reads at most 160 cells.
OCR languages	Auto and Chinese + English use Chinese and English. English uses English. German uses German and English. Turkish uses Turkish and English.
Image upload	The image stays in your browser during conversion and is not uploaded to a server.

image to Excel converter

Turn a table image into a spreadsheet, not a text dump.

People searching image to Excel usually need rows, columns, and a file they can open in Excel. This page keeps the converter first, then explains how to prepare images, review OCR output, and export clean data.

Camera JPGs of printed tables have their own page: the JPG to Excel converter free.

Image to Excel converts a table image into editable spreadsheet cells. Upload a JPG, PNG, screenshot, or photo, review rows and columns, then export the cleaned table as XLSX or CSV.

Best images for image to Excel converter

Screenshots of web reports, dashboards, and app tables.
Photos or scans of printed tables with readable row and column spacing.
Quick one-off conversions where you want XLSX or CSV without signup.

Check before exporting image to Excel converter

Handwritten photos are mostly not recognized. Blurry photos and dense documents may need manual cleanup.
Merged cells are not supported. Multi-line headers can require edits in the preview grid.
Crop images that do not show a visible table structure before conversion.

Image prep guide

Pick the right capture method before you run OCR.

The fastest image-to-Excel conversions start before upload. A screenshot behaves differently from a phone photo, and a saved PNG behaves differently from a compressed JPG. Use this page as the broad entry point: decide whether the source is screen-based, camera-based, or scan-based, then upload the cleanest single-table version you have.

Use screenshots for digital tables

If the table is already on screen, capture it at normal or larger zoom so headers, decimals, and narrow columns stay readable.

Use photos for paper tables

Keep the page flat, avoid shadows across numbers, and crop away the desk or document margins before conversion.

Use the preview as a quality gate

Treat OCR as a first pass. Check row breaks, totals, dates, and merged headers before downloading XLSX or CSV.

Pre-export checklist

One table per image whenever possible.
Readable column headers and row labels.
No popovers, cursor highlights, or page edges covering cells.
Final spreadsheet checked against the source image.

How to use image to Excel converter

How to convert an image (JPG/PNG) to Excel?

Keep image to Excel converter conversion in one flow so you can catch OCR mistakes before creating the final spreadsheet.

Upload table images

You can upload multiple images at once. Choose a JPG, PNG, WebP, screenshot, or table photo. Images are converted one at a time, in order. If one image fails, the others still convert. Cropped images with one table usually produce cleaner cells.

Review the editable grid

Check headers, numbers, and row breaks. Add or remove rows and columns before exporting.

Download XLSX or CSV

Each image that finishes can be downloaded as CSV or XLSX. Download all gives a zip with one workbook (one sheet per image) plus a CSV per image. Open the XLSX or CSV in Excel.

image to Excel converter examples

A screenshot of a web report or dashboard table.
A JPG photo of a printed inventory table.
A PNG export from a spreadsheet or PDF page.

Common image to Excel converter uses

Copy data out of a locked report screenshot.
Rebuild a spreadsheet from a paper table photo.
Clean OCR output before importing it into another system.

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FAQ

Image to Excel converter questions

Is Image2Excel free?

Yes. Converting and downloading XLSX or CSV is free with no signup.

Do you upload or store my image?

The image stays in your browser during conversion and is not uploaded to a server. Nothing is kept after you close or refresh the tab.

What file types are supported?

JPG, PNG, and WebP images, including screenshots and phone photos saved in those formats. PDF and HEIC are not supported.

Can I edit the table before downloading?

Yes. Fix any cell, and add or remove rows and columns in the preview grid.

Does it work with photos of printed tables?

Yes, if the photo is flat, sharp and well lit. Crop to one table for best results.

Does it read handwriting?

Handwritten photos are mostly not recognized. It is built for printed and on-screen tables, so handwritten cells usually need to be typed into the preview.

What languages does OCR support?

Auto, Chinese + English, English, German, and Turkish. Auto uses Chinese and English, the same as Chinese + English. German uses German and English. Turkish uses Turkish and English. If that recognition fails, the tool tries English only.

Can I open the result in Excel?

Yes. Download XLSX or CSV and open it in Excel.

Can you turn a PNG table into Excel?

Yes. Upload a PNG of the table. OCR fills an editable grid in the browser, and you can download that grid as an XLSX or CSV file.

How do you convert a PNG table image to Excel?

Yes. Choose a PNG, JPG, or WebP image, edit any preview cells that look wrong, then download XLSX or CSV. Open that file in Excel. The uploader does not accept a PDF.

Can you edit a table that has been screen shot?

Yes. Upload the screenshot as a PNG, JPG, or WebP file, then change any cell and add or remove rows and columns in the preview before you download XLSX or CSV.

Can I upload more than one image?

Yes. You can upload multiple images at once. Images are converted one at a time, in order. If one image fails, the others still convert. Each image that finishes can be downloaded as CSV or XLSX. Download all gives a zip with one workbook (one sheet per image) plus a CSV per image.

Can I convert a JPG or JPEG to Excel?

Yes. Upload a JPG or JPEG of a table, review the grid, then download XLSX or CSV.

Can I convert a photo of one table?

Yes. A photo of one table can be converted when the rows and columns are visible. Review the grid, then download XLSX or CSV.

How is this different from Excel's From Picture?

Excel's From Picture is a command inside Excel that inserts the recognized table into the open workbook. This page is a browser tool: upload a JPG or PNG, review the grid, then download XLSX or CSV.

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The image stays in your browser during conversion and is not uploaded to a server.

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