Drop in a PDF and get back a clean, spreadsheet-ready .csv file in seconds — statements, invoices, price lists, or any table trapped inside a PDF.
Drag & drop your file here, or
Max 15 MB · processed in memory, never stored on our servers
Preview shows the first rows only — the download contains the full file.
A PDF is built to look right when printed, not to be edited or analyzed. The moment you need to sort a column, sum a total, or pull the data into another system, that table needs to become real, structured rows and columns — which is exactly what a CSV (comma-separated values) file is. Almost every spreadsheet app, database, and accounting tool can open a CSV instantly.
This converter reads the actual position of every piece of text on the page and reconstructs the table geometrically — no manual column-mapping, no copy-pasting cell by cell. It works well on statements, invoices, price sheets, exported reports, and any other PDF where the data lines up in columns.
Drag and drop the file, or click to browse. Nothing uploads until you choose a file.
The server reads text positions on every page and reconstructs rows and columns automatically.
Check the extracted table right in your browser — you'll see exactly what's in the file.
Get a ready-to-open .csv for Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, or your accounting software.
No subscription or watermark for everyday conversions.
Runs entirely in your browser tab — works the same on Mac, Windows, Linux, and Chromebooks.
Tables that run across multiple pages (up to 60) are combined into one file automatically.
The same upload can also export to Excel, OFX, or QIF — pick the format you actually need.
PDFs created digitally — exported from a bank, accounting system, spreadsheet, or "Print to PDF" — where the text can be selected and copied in a normal PDF viewer.
Scanned paper documents or photos saved as PDF. Those are images, not text, so there's no table to detect without OCR — this tool is honest about that limit rather than returning garbage rows.
Your PDF is processed in memory on our server for the few seconds it takes to convert, then discarded. It is never written to disk, logged, or shared. You don't need to create an account, and we don't ask for anything beyond the file itself.
Upload the PDF above, preview the extracted table, and click download — the whole process takes a few seconds and produces a standard .csv file you can open in Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers.
Yes. Conversions up to 15 MB and 60 pages are free with no sign-up. There's no watermark added to your data.
Yes — this tool runs in your browser, so it works identically on macOS, Windows, Linux, or Chrome OS. There's nothing to install.
The most common cause is a scanned or image-based PDF, which contains no selectable text for the tool to read. If you can highlight text in the PDF with your cursor, it should convert; if you can't, it's an image and needs OCR software instead.
That's exactly what this is — a browser-based converter with no download, install, or plugin required, unlike traditional freeware PDF to CSV converters.
Yes — choose "Excel (.xlsx)" in the format picker before converting, or use our dedicated PDF to Excel converter.
Your file is processed in memory and never stored. For bank statements specifically, our bank statement converter also offers OFX and QIF export for accounting software.