Before you start
- Use a straight, high-resolution image with visible row and column lines where possible.
- Crop to one table and avoid shadows, glare, or overlapping annotations.
Table OCR
Extract a table from an image or screenshot and download the result as an Excel spreadsheet.
Use the clearest upright screenshot or image available, then compare the spreadsheet with the original before using its values.
The image and generated XLSX and JSON are processed temporarily on the server. Default cleanup is 30 minutes and the processing timeout is five minutes.
Most server file tools have a default 30-minute retention period. Expired files are removed by scheduled cleanup, so this is not an exact deletion timestamp.
How to Extract Tables from Images and Scanned PDFs to ExcelKnow the limit: A spreadsheet result needs review; visual table structure does not always map perfectly to cells.
Extract rows and columns from table screenshots or photos and download a temporary XLSX spreadsheet.
Upload a clear image of a table, choose the OCR language, and MV Tools uses OCR text boxes to infer rows and columns. The result includes an Excel file, a JSON structure, and an on-page preview.
Uploaded table images, generated Excel files, and JSON extraction results are processed temporarily on the server and are cleaned up automatically after the retention window.
Clear front-facing screenshots or photos with visible rows, columns, and text spacing work best.
The first version creates a practical grid from OCR text positions. Complex merged cells, rotated text, or multi-line cells may need manual cleanup in Excel.
Yes. The tool provides both XLSX and structured JSON downloads.