About Image to Excel
Image to Excel saves you retyping a price list, a timetable, a printed report or a table in someone's screenshot. Upload a JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP or HEIC picture and the table comes back as an XLSX file. When the table has ruling lines, the tool finds the grid itself: cells land where they belong, merged cells stay merged, borders are drawn and the header row is bold.
Tables without lines are rebuilt from how the text lines up in columns. Numbers become real numbers, with their decimals and percentages, so formulas work right away, while long IDs and phone numbers stay as text instead of turning into 1.38E+10. The engine reads English and Chinese, so check totals and names before you rely on them.
How to use Image to Excel
- 1Upload the picture
Click Choose file or drop a photo or screenshot of the table. One image per task.
- 2Convert image to Excel
Click Image to Excel, and the grid and the text are recognized together.
- 3Download and check
Open the XLSX, compare a few figures with the picture, and start working.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Ruled tables rebuilt
Grid lines are detected, so cells, merged cells and borders match the original layout.
- Real numbers
Amounts and percentages become numeric cells with the same decimals, ready for SUM.
- IDs stay intact
Long numbers such as phone or account numbers are kept as text, not scientific notation.
- Tables without lines
Columns are worked out from the alignment of the text when there's no grid to follow.