PDF to Excel Converter for Windows

Extremely easy way to extract table from PDF to Excel

Lighten PDF to Excel Converter extract data from PDF file with the information embedded in PDF, you don't have to worry about the accuracy of the data, just tweak the formatting a little bit and then you can easily handle data in Excel Spreadsheet. The output file can retain the original column structures well.

It's super easy to use for the basic conversion, only a few steps, you can get an accurate Excel copy:

• Step 1: Simply add a PDF file or drag and drop the file to the app;
• Step 2: According to the table type in PDF, select the table detection method and output setting;
• Step 3: Click 'Start' conversion, the PDF to Excel conversion will start instantly;
• Step 4: Check the output file, if it is not correct, you can change other setting or manually mark table areas for the better output quality.

Manually Mark Table Layout

This amazing feature allows users to mark table area before conversion. It's very useful when auto-conversion is not perfect. You can:

• Scan all pages in a PDF, show the table areas in the blue frame;
• If some tables are not detected, you can mark the table area so the app knows where to perform the table detection and build the table in the output Excel file;
• Detect the table structure for all the marked areas in all pages; after detection, you can see the columns and rows in each table area;
• If the data structure is not correct, you can:
• Add lines for columns and rows;
• Merge or split cell;
• If the table layout can be used for other documents, you can also export it as a template, and load it for other documents to save your time

This feature is unique and the most flexible way to extract table from PDF to Excel.

Other flexible output options

PDF and Excel are totally different document formats. According to your need, you can customize the output setting. You can decide:

• Convert table only or convert all the content;
• Convert all pages into one worksheet in Excel, or each page into a respective worksheet in the Excel;
• Keep the original formatting or just keep the data.