Screenshot to Excel

Sometimes you don't have the PDF — you have ascreenshot. Maybe you captured your mobile banking app before logging out, or screenshotted a transaction history from your bank's web portal. That screenshot contains valuable data locked inside an image. Our converter reads it and gives you a real spreadsheet you can sort, filter, and calculate with.

Phone screenshots and desktop screenshots both work. On mobile, banking apps often don't offer a PDF export, so a screenshot is the only way to capture your transaction history. On desktop, you might screenshot afinancial dashboard, a report, or a table from a website. Our AI reads the rows and columns, identifies headers, and structures the data into a cleanExcel file— no manual re-typing required.

The most common use case is quick capture from a mobile banking app. You check your account, see recent transactions, screenshot it, and upload it here. Thirty seconds later you have an Excel file with every transaction neatly organized — ready to paste into your budget tracker, send to your accountant, or attach to an expense report.