Turn a photo or screenshot of a table into a CSV file. OCR detects rows and columns in your browser so you can review cells, fix mistakes, and download—free, with no upload.
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Guide
How it works & what to know
Practical details about this tool — written for people and search engines alike.
Clear, well-aligned tables with readable text work best. Borderless or multi-column page layouts are harder; uncertain cells are flagged so you can fix them before export.
This tool exports table data as CSV. It does not recreate charts, merged-cell formatting, or spreadsheet formulas from the photo.
Copy a spreadsheet or invoice screenshot to your clipboard, paste on this page, extract the table, correct cells if needed, then download CSV for Excel, Google Sheets, or another tool.
Accepted inputs: JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP. English is the default OCR language.
Images stay on your device. OCR language data may download once and is cached by the browser.
FAQ
Quick answers about privacy, formats, and what this tool can do.
Yes. Upload or paste an image of a table, run Extract Table, review the cells, then download CSV. OCR runs in your browser.
Try a sharper photo with clearer column alignment. Borderless or complex layouts are harder. For general text (not tables), use Image to Text.
Yes. Click any cell to correct OCR mistakes. Use Undo or Reset if needed, then download CSV.
No. Table OCR runs in your browser. Language data may download once and is cached locally; your files stay on your device.
Both use the same table OCR. CSV is a simple text file. Image to Excel downloads an XLSX workbook (one sheet per detected table).