PNG to Excel Converter

Convert a PNG image of a table to an editable Excel file free. OCR runs in your browser, so the picture is never uploaded. No signup.

Quick answer: Turn a picture of a table into editable data using OCR.

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How to use the PNG to Excel Converter

Turn a picture of a table into editable data using OCR.

Screenshot to Data turns a picture of a table into editable data. It reads the image with OCR in your browser, groups the words into rows and columns, and lets you check the result before you download it as CSV, JSON, Parquet or Excel. Use it for tables in PDFs, reports, slides and chat screenshots. Always compare numbers with the image, because OCR can misread a decimal point.

  1. Drop or paste a screenshot
  2. Drag a box around the table
  3. Fix cells and download

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Input: table.png

Output: table.xlsx

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Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a PNG to Excel?

Drop or paste the PNG, select just the table, check the preview and click Excel. The image is read on your device.

Is the PNG uploaded?

No. The text is read in your browser and the image never leaves your device.

How accurate is it?

Sharp, high-contrast tables read very well. Crop tightly and always check numbers and decimal points against the image.

Is my image uploaded?

No. Only the OCR engine is downloaded once; your image stays on your device.

Does it read handwriting?

No, only printed or on-screen text.

Can I convert many screenshots at once?

Yes. Choose Many screenshots, drop all the images, pick CSV, Excel, JSON or Parquet, and download one file per image in a ZIP.

How accurate is Screenshot to Data?

It uses OCR in your browser, so accuracy depends on the picture. Sharp, high-contrast screenshots work best. Always check numbers and decimal points against the image before you use the data. The image is read on your device and is not uploaded.

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