Table OCR - Extract Tables from Images to Excel

Extract tables from images using OCR. Convert scanned tables to editable spreadsheets. Export to CSV or Excel. Browser-based, completely private.

Drop table image here

PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP, WebP

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Extracted Table

Table will appear here after extraction

Click any cell to edit its contents

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Frequently Asked Questions

The tool uses Tesseract.js to extract text from images with position data. It analyzes the Y-coordinates to detect rows and X-coordinates to identify columns, reconstructing the table structure from the spatial layout of recognized text.

Clear, high-contrast tables with distinct cell borders and consistent spacing work best. Tables with grid lines, adequate spacing between columns, and printed text achieve the highest accuracy.

Yes. After extraction, you can click any cell in the preview table to edit its contents before exporting to CSV or Excel.

No. All OCR processing and table extraction happens locally in your browser using Tesseract.js. Your images never leave your device.

PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP, and WebP images are supported. For best results, use high-resolution scans or photos with good lighting and minimal skew.

The OCR engine (about 15MB) downloads once and is cached by your browser. Subsequent extractions are much faster since the engine loads from cache.

Accuracy depends on image quality and table structure. Tables with clear borders and consistent spacing achieve 85-95% accuracy. Complex tables with merged cells or irregular layouts may require manual editing.

This tool works with image files only. Convert your PDF pages to images first, then upload them here. Use a screenshot or PDF-to-image converter.

You can manually edit cells in the preview table before exporting. For major structural issues, try improving the image quality, cropping to just the table area, or adjusting contrast.

Currently one table per image. For multiple tables, either crop them into separate images or extract them sequentially and export each one.

Table OCR - Extract Tables from Images to Excel

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