PDF to XLS
Convert PDF tables into legacy Excel (.xls) format.
Drag & drop your PDF here
or click to select file
How to use PDF to XLS
- Upload or drag & drop your file into the box above.
- Click the “Convert to XLS” button and let the tool do the work.
- Download your result — files are processed securely and removed automatically.
About PDF to XLS
Convert PDF tables into legacy Excel (.xls) format.
Features
- 100% free — no watermarks and no sign-up required.
- Secure processing over HTTPS; uploaded files are auto-deleted.
- Works in any modern browser on desktop, tablet and mobile.
Frequently asked questions
Is this tool free to use?
Yes. It is completely free with no sign-up and no watermarks.
Are my files safe?
Files are transferred securely and deleted automatically after processing.
User Guide
- Upload the PDF containing the tables you need.
- The tool recognises tabular layouts and extracts the data.
- Convert it into an editable Excel (.xls) workbook.
- Download the spreadsheet and continue working with your numbers.
About the PDF to Excel Converter
Extract tables from a PDF into a fully editable Excel workbook. Rather than copying figures by hand, you get spreadsheet-ready rows and columns you can sort, total and analyse.
A time-saver for finance teams, researchers and anyone recovering data trapped in PDF reports and statements.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert a PDF to Excel (XLS)?
Upload the PDF containing tables and the tool extracts the data into an editable .xls workbook you can download.
Will my rows and columns be preserved?
Yes. The converter reconstructs the table structure so your data lands in the right rows and columns.
Is the PDF to XLS converter free?
Yes, it is free with no watermark and no registration.
Does it work with financial statements and invoices?
Yes — it is popular for turning bank statements, invoices and reports back into working spreadsheets.
What is the difference between XLS and XLSX?
XLS is the older Excel format and XLSX is the modern one. Use XLS for maximum compatibility with older software, or XLSX for the current standard.