Choose a PDF
Select a text or scanned document under 25 MB.
PDF tables, ready for your next workflow
PDF Table to CSV
Extract a table from a PDF, correct its cells and download CSV. Scanned pages use local OCR only when needed.
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Files and cell contents stay on your device. Values are preserved as text; no formulas are created.
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A simple workflow
Three steps. One less thing to do.
Review detected tables
Pages are processed sequentially; correct cell text before exporting.
Save CSV files
Download a selected table or a ZIP containing every detected table.
Made for the everyday
A useful part of your workflow.
Report tables
Move aligned rows from a report into your data workflow.
Scanned records
Recover simple tabular data from readable scanned pages with local OCR.
Spreadsheet imports
Review CSV values before importing them into a spreadsheet or database.
Good to know
A few useful answers.
The details that matter before you use PDF to CSV.
Does this work with scans?
Scanned pages and qualifying image-table regions use local OCR when native PDF text does not provide a usable table. Clear upright text works best. Mixed or complex layouts may still be missed; review every extracted table.
Are unrelated tables combined?
No. Pages and clearly separated vertical regions remain separate CSV files. Side-by-side or complex tables may be interpreted incorrectly; inspect the preview.
Will leading zeroes be kept?
The CSV preserves literal text, commas, quotes and newlines. Spreadsheet programs may infer numbers, dates or formulas when opening CSV; use their text import settings to preserve identifiers and review untrusted values.
What is not supported?
V1 does not reliably preserve merged cells, nested tables, handwriting, complex multi-column reports, formulas or original formatting. Password-protected files must be unlocked first.
How large can the PDF be?
Up to 25 MB and 300 pages. Pages are processed one at a time; scanned-page OCR can take longer. No file content or filenames are sent to analytics.