Convert PDF to Sheet

What Types of PDFs Can You Convert?

Our converter is built for financial documents but works well with any structured PDF. The most common use cases are bank statements, credit card statements, investment account summaries, invoices, and expense reports — but it handles payroll records, inventory lists, pricing sheets, and other tabular documents too.

Scanned documents are supported via OCR. If your PDF is a photo or a scanned paper statement, our system reads the image and extracts the data. Quality varies by scan resolution, but most modern scans convert cleanly.

PDF to Google Sheets

Google Sheets doesn't have a built-in PDF import feature that reliably extracts transaction data. The workaround is to convert your PDF to CSV first, then import the CSV into Sheets. Our converter produces a CSV file that imports into Google Sheets in two clicks: File → Import → Upload → select your CSV. Your data appears in a clean grid, ready for formulas, filters, and charts.

PDF to Excel Spreadsheet

Excel's "Get Data from PDF" feature exists but often produces messy results with financial statements — it sometimes merges columns, splits rows incorrectly, or drops data. Our purpose-built converter understands the structure of financial PDFs and produces a clean, consistent output every time. Open the downloaded file directly in Excel or use Data → From Text/CSV to import it as a table.

Works With All Major Banks & Financial Institutions

Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, US Bank, TD Bank, PNC, Truist, and thousands of credit unions and international banks. We also handle payment platform exports from Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, and Stripe.

Privacy & Security

Your financial documents are processed securely and never stored permanently. Files are deleted automatically after processing. We use encrypted connections (HTTPS) for all uploads and downloads. Read our Security page for full details.