Convert & OCR

Convert PDF to CSV

All the text lines of your PDF as clean CSV rows, ready to import into Excel, Google Sheets or a database. Pages are separated by a blank row so document boundaries stay visible.

Drop your PDF here to start

to use PDF to CSV (free, no account)

Files stay private: PDFs and images are edited in your browser.

Import anywhere

CSV is the universal data format: spreadsheets, databases, accounting tools and scripts all read it without ceremony.

Page boundaries preserved

Rows from all pages are concatenated, with a blank row marking each page break, you never lose track of where data came from.

Runs in your browser

Financial documents stay on your device. The extraction runs locally, nothing is uploaded.

The lightest path from PDF to data

Every text line as a CSV row, with a blank row marking each page break.

Rows you can import anywhere

Spreadsheets, databases, accounting tools and scripts all read CSV without ceremony. The blank row between pages keeps the document structure visible.

"Invoice 2043"
"Payment terms: net 30 days"
"Design services 1 200.00"
"Hosting 240.00"
 
"Page 2 — summary"

Two clicks in the dialog

Pick CSV, optionally narrow it to a page range, convert. Financial documents stay on your device.

Convert PDF to…
Pages (optional)
1-3, 5, 8-10
Format
CSV
Cancel Convert to CSV

One flat file

All pages concatenated in reading order, so a statement stays a single import.

The CSV
Rowsone per text line
Page breaka blank row
Outputone flat file
Imports intoExcel · Sheets · databases

Prefer one sheet per page?

The Excel export keeps the page boundaries as separate sheets instead of one long file.

CSVFlat data
XLSXSpreadsheet
TXTPlain text
MDMarkdown

The lightest path from PDF to data

When you need the numbers out of a statement, report or listing, CSV is the shortest route: open the file and every line of the original is a row you can sort, filter and sum.

Prefer one sheet per page instead of a single flat file? The Excel export does exactly that.

Done in three steps

Upload your PDF

Drop the file above, it is read locally in your browser, never uploaded to a server.

Use the tool

The editor opens with the right tool selected. Make your changes in a couple of clicks.

Download the result

Save the finished PDF straight to your device. No account, no watermark, no wait.

Frequently asked questions

All rows are concatenated into one file, with a blank row between pages so the document structure stays visible.

Each PDF line becomes a row. Multi-column tables may need a quick split-by-delimiter pass in your spreadsheet app.

Scans contain no text, run the OCR tool first, then convert.