Reconstructs tabular data from a PDF by clustering text into rows and columns — best for PDFs that contain actual tables.
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Click to upload or drag and drop a .pdf file here
If columns look merged or split wrong in the preview, try a different sensitivity and re-convert.
Note: PDFs don't store real table structure — text is just positioned on a page. This tool
clusters text into rows (by vertical position) and columns (by horizontal gaps), which works well for PDFs
exported from spreadsheets or containing clean grid tables, but can misalign columns on PDFs with variable
spacing, merged cells, or multi-line cell content. Always check the preview below before trusting the output.
Scanned/image-only PDFs have no extractable text. For guaranteed-accurate results on a table you also have in
its original spreadsheet form, use that file directly instead.