About this tool
This image table tool "reads" a screenshot or photo of a table into editable text, automatically arranges it back into rows and columns, and exports CSV you can paste straight into Excel or import elsewhere — no more retyping cell by cell.
Building on OCR, it uses each word’s position to reconstruct the table structure. Recognition runs entirely in your browser on tesseract.js, and images are never uploaded.
How to use
- Choose the recognition language.
- Click or drag to select an image of a table.
- Wait for recognition; the result is laid out as a table automatically.
- Click a cell to edit; then copy or export CSV.
When to use it
- Turn a screenshot data table into CSV for Excel.
- Extract table data from reports, statements or score sheets.
- Digitize a photographed paper table.
- Quickly move a table from a web or PDF screenshot.
FAQ
What if the rows/columns come out misaligned?
The tool infers rows and columns from text positions; clean, clear tables with obvious spacing work best. If a cell is misplaced, click to edit it before exporting.
Are images uploaded?
No. Recognition happens locally in your browser; images are not sent to any server.
Does it support complex tables with merged cells?
It works best on regular row/column tables; merged cells, nested or irregular tables may not be fully captured — correct manually after recognition.