TablePix

PDF → Excel / CSV

Convert PDF Tables to Excel

Invoices, bank statements, payslips and reports — TablePix reads the text layer locally, rebuilds the table, and lets you review before you export. No re-keying. Your files never go to third-party OCR.

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From PDF to spreadsheet in three steps

  1. 1

    Upload

    Drag in a text-based or table PDF — invoice, statement, payslip or report.

  2. 2

    Preview & fix

    Review the reconstructed grid; fix any low-confidence cells, set headers, merge or split columns.

  3. 3

    Export xlsx / csv

    Download a clean spreadsheet or CSV — no watermark, no limits.

Built for the PDFs you actually get

Pick your document type for a tailored converter.

Bank statement

Turn monthly bank statement PDFs into a tidy spreadsheet — every transaction on its own row, debit and credit in their own columns.

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Invoice

Pull line items, quantities and amounts out of invoice PDFs into a spreadsheet you can total, filter and import into your accounting tool.

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Payroll / payslip

Move payroll registers and payslip PDFs into a spreadsheet — gross, deductions and net pay aligned per employee for reporting and audit.

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PDF table → CSV

Extract any table from a PDF into a clean CSV you can open in Excel, Google Sheets, or import into a database or script.

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Financial report

Get the tables out of annual reports, P&Ls and balance sheets into Excel — line items and period columns aligned for analysis.

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Receipt

Turn receipt PDFs into expense rows — date, merchant and amount ready for your expense report or bookkeeping.

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Bank statement → CSV

Turn a bank statement PDF into import-ready CSV — one transaction per row, signed amounts, and delimiters your accounting software accepts on the first try.

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PDF → Google Sheets

Get a PDF table into Google Sheets without the broken copy-paste — export a clean CSV from TablePix, then File ▸ Import, and every column lands where it should.

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Invoice → CSV

Turn invoice PDFs into import-ready CSV — one row per line item, the invoice number repeated on every row, so your accounting or inventory system ingests them in bulk.

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Credit card statement

Turn a credit card statement PDF into a spreadsheet — transaction date, posting date, merchant and amount per row, so you can categorise spend and total the period.

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