JPG2Excel
Turn table images into editable spreadsheets with OCR preview
About JPG2Excel
JPG2Excel converts pictures of tables into spreadsheets, and its distinguishing feature is the preview. OCR on tabular data fails in specific and predictable ways: a column boundary lands in the wrong place, two rows merge, a decimal point is misread. Downloading a file and only then discovering the structure is wrong wastes the time the tool was meant to save. Showing the detected rows and columns before you download means errors are caught at the point they can still be corrected cheaply, which is a small design decision with a large practical effect.
Scope is deliberately narrow and the site says so plainly: tables only. That focus is a feature rather than a limitation, since a converter that promises to handle any document badly is less useful than one that handles tables properly. Three upload routes are supported, covering direct file, link and Google Drive, which matters because table images frequently arrive as a shared link rather than a local file. Export covers XLSX, XLS and CSV. Input accepts JPG, PNG, BMP, TIF and TIFF. No signup is required and files are deleted after conversion, both of which matter for one-off use with data you would rather not leave sitting on a server.
Upload your table image through whichever route matches where it lives, whether that is a direct file, a link, or Google Drive. Supported formats are JPG, PNG, BMP, TIF and TIFF. The OCR runs and, crucially, shows you the detected rows and columns as a preview before anything is downloaded, so a misplaced column boundary or a merged row is visible while it can still be dealt with. Once the structure looks right, download as XLSX, XLS or CSV depending on what you are feeding it into. No account is needed, and the file is deleted after conversion rather than retained.
- •Pre-Download OCR Preview - See detected rows and columns before downloading, so structural errors are caught early
- •Three Upload Routes - Direct file, link or Google Drive, matching where table images actually live
- •Three Export Formats - XLSX, XLS and CSV depending on the destination
- •Tables Only, Deliberately - Narrow scope that does one thing properly rather than everything badly
- •Five Input Formats - JPG, PNG, BMP, TIF and TIFF accepted
- •No Sign-Up - Convert without creating an account
- •Files Deleted After Conversion - Nothing retained on the server after the job
- •Free Tier With Pro Upgrade - Usable free, with Pro available for higher volume
For anyone who receives data as an image and needs it as numbers, which happens constantly in finance, operations and research. It suits accountants and bookkeepers digitising printed statements, analysts handed a screenshot instead of a file, and researchers extracting tables from scanned papers. The preview makes it particularly suitable for data where accuracy matters, since it lets you verify structure before trusting the output. As with all OCR, check the figures against the source before relying on them for anything consequential.
Pricing
$8.33 - $25/mo
- Pro$8.33/mo
- Plus$16.67/mo
- Enterprise$25/mo
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-22
