Scanned PDF to Excel. Free, with any email.
Turn the tables in a scanned PDF into an Excel file. It reads the page like a picture, so it works when you can't select the text.
Not a scan? Use the PDF converter.
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Drop a PDF here, or choose a file
We read the tables inside it and hand you a clean spreadsheet.
Choose filePDF · up to 200MB · up to 100 pages. Works with scanned files.
- Built for scans
- Up to 100 pages
- Excel or CSV
- Any email works
A real run of the PDF converter on our two-page test statement. Download the test statement to try it yourself.
Every table in your scan, in a clean spreadsheet
Use it on its own, or have Mammoth do it for you every week.
Built for scans
It reads the page as an image, so it doesn't need text you can select.
Every table, every page
Each table comes back with its page and row count.
Excel or CSV
Pick Excel to work on it. Pick CSV to import it.
How to convert a scanned PDF to Excel
One file at a time, up to 100 pages.
- PDF
quarterly-report.pdf
Step 1
Upload the scan
Drop in the PDF. Scanned pages and text pages both work.
- Only tablesAll contentCustom
Step 2
Choose Only tables
This pulls out the tables and skips the rest of the page.
- Page 137 rowsPage 211 rows
Step 3
Check the rows
Compare a few rows with the scan. Scans are harder to read than digital PDFs.
Get your tables by email
name@email.comEmail me my tablesStep 4
Get your Excel file
Pick Excel and enter your email. The file arrives in your inbox.
Try it on your scan
Upload a scanned PDF. Get back an Excel or CSV file.
Drop a PDF here
Convert a scanned PDFOther ways to do it
Sometimes you don't need a converter.
Excel's From Picture
One small table
- FreeYes
- Reads scansPartly
- Whole PDF at onceNo
Excel Power Query
Digital PDFs, not scans
- FreeYes
- Reads scansNo
- Whole PDF at onceYes
Adobe Acrobat Pro
If you already pay for it
- FreeNo
- Reads scansYes
- Whole PDF at onceYes
- This page
This converter
Scanned PDFs
- FreeYes
- Reads scansYes
- Whole PDF at onceYes
Scanning the same report every month?
Mammoth can do it for you. Put the scans in a folder and their tables are added to one table automatically.
Scans
| Branch office | Sep 01 | Fuel | 62.10 | |
| Warehouse | Sep 02 | Pallets | 240.00 | |
| Head office | Sep 02 | Stationery | 18.75 | |
| Branch office | Sep 04 | Parking | 12.00 | |
| Warehouse | Sep 05 | Shrink wrap | 36.40 |
Illustration. Every new file in the folder is added to the same table.
Your scan stays private
We read your PDF and email you the file. The PDF is deleted within 24 hours. The tables you pick are added to your Mammoth account, and stay yours.
- SOC 2 Type II
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022
- HIPAA
- GDPR
You upload
scanned-report.pdf
We read the tables
You pick the ones you want
File emailed to you
Excel or CSV, as you picked
- < 24 hours
PDF deleted
Within 24 hours
Prefer not to upload? Excel's From Picture can read one small table on your computer.
Questions people ask
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I took a photo with my phone.
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