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JPG to Excel. Free, with any email.

Turn a photo or screenshot of a table into an Excel file. No JPG-to-PDF step.

Convert a JPG

Want a CSV rather than a spreadsheet? Use the image converter.

Works with

JPGPNGWEBPHEICXLSXCSV

Opens in

Excel

Google Sheets

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OFFICE SUPPLIES

Price list · photo from phone

Pens (box of 12)124.80

Printer paper (ream)315.00

Stapler18.25

Sticky notes67.20

Folders (pack of 10)106.50

price-list.jpg uploaded

ItemQtyPrice

Pens (box of 12)124.80

Printer paper (ream)315.00

Stapler18.25

Sticky notes67.20

Folders (pack of 10)106.50

+2 more rows

name@email.comReceive tables

We email a link that opens the tables in Mammoth

JPG, PNG, WEBP and HEIC
No JPG-to-PDF step
A real .xlsx file
Deleted within 24 hours

Illustration of how the tool works. No image to hand? Try our sample price list.

What you get

The numbers in your picture, in a spreadsheet

Use it on its own, or have Mammoth do it for you every week.

Free, with any email
Enter your email at the end. We send a link that opens your tables in Mammoth.
One step, not two
Other tools turn your JPG into a PDF first. This reads the image directly.
A real Excel file
Download it as Excel and you get an .xlsx. Or as CSV if you'd rather.

How it works

How to convert a JPG to Excel

A screenshot works better than a photo. There's no angle, shadow or blur.

price-list.jpg
Step 1
Upload your image
JPG, PNG, WEBP, TIFF or HEIC.
Step 2
Choose Only tables
It finds the table and skips the text around it.
ItemPrice
Coffee3.50
Bagel2.75
Juice4.20
Step 3
Check the numbers
Compare a few cells with the picture, especially small digits.
Access your tables
name@email.com
Receive tables
Step 4
Get your Excel file
Enter your email. The link we send opens the table in Mammoth. Download it as Excel.

Prefer to watch? Here it is in four minutes.

Recorded in October 2026. The last step has changed: the tool now emails a link that opens your table in Mammoth, where you download Excel or CSV.

Tips

How to get a clean table from a picture

The picture decides most of the result. Four things help.

Screenshot if you can
A screenshot has no angle, shadow or blur.
Crop to the table
Cut out the text around it before you upload.
Shoot straight on
Hold the phone flat above the page, not at an angle.
Use good light
Even light with no shadow across the numbers.

Try it on your image

Upload a JPG. Get back an Excel or CSV file.

Convert a JPG

Your options

Other ways to do it

Excel may already do this for you.

Excel's Data from Picture

Small, clean tables

JPG to PDF to Excel

If you already use those tools

This page

This converter

Bigger or messier tables

Free

One step

Gives you an .xlsx file

Excel's Data from Picture
Small, clean tables
- FreePartly
- One stepYes
- Gives you an .xlsx fileYes
JPG to PDF to Excel
If you already use those tools
- FreePartly
- One stepNo
- Gives you an .xlsx fileYes
This page
This converter
Bigger or messier tables
- FreeYes
- One stepYes
- Gives you an .xlsx fileYes

Every month

Converting images every week?

Mammoth can do it for you. Put the images in a folder and their tables are added to one table automatically.

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Receipts

Office store0412.jpg

Cafe0413.jpg

Print shop0414.jpg

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All receiptsUp to date

Office store	Sep 02	Printer paper	15.00
Cafe	Sep 02	Team lunch	64.20
Print shop	Sep 03	Flyers	120.00
Office store	Sep 04	Pens (box)	4.80
Cafe	Sep 05	Coffee	18.50

Illustration. Every new file in the folder is added to the same table.

Your image stays private

We read your image and send you a link. The image is deleted within 24 hours. The tables you pick are added to your Mammoth account, and stay yours.

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ISO/IEC 27001:2022
HIPAA
GDPR

How we handle your data

Convert a JPG

You upload
price-list.jpg
We read the table
You check the rows
Link sent to you
It opens the tables in Mammoth
Image deleted
Within 24 hours
< 24 hours

Prefer not to upload? Try Excel's Data from Picture first.

FAQ

Questions people ask

Can't Excel do this itself?

Often, yes. Excel's Data from Picture reads a photo of a small, clean table. Use this tool when the table is bigger or messier.

Do I get an .xlsx file?

Yes. Open the table in Mammoth and download it as Excel. Or as CSV if you'd rather.

Why not convert the JPG to a PDF first?

It adds a step and no information. Every extra conversion is another chance for a column to shift.

How accurate is it?

Good on clear photos and screenshots. Check a few numbers against the picture before you rely on it. We haven't measured an accuracy figure for images, so we don't publish one.

Photo or screenshot?

A screenshot if you can. There's no angle, shadow or blur to get wrong.

Will my table's formatting survive?

The numbers, rows and columns come through. Colours, borders and merged cells in the picture are not rebuilt.

Does it read handwriting?

We haven't tested it on handwriting. It's built for printed and on-screen tables.

Do I need to sign up or install anything?

There's nothing to install. It runs in your web browser. Enter any email and the link we send opens your table in Mammoth. If you're new, it creates your account for you.

What happens to my image?

We read it and send you a link to the tables. The image is deleted within 24 hours.

I have dozens of these every month.

Mammoth can do it for you. Put the images in a folder and each one is added to the same table automatically.