JPG2Excel

Screenshots and photographs of tables are dead ends for anyone who needs to sort or total the numbers in them. JPG2Excel takes a JPG, JPEG, PNG, photo or screenshot and runs OCR with AI structure detection over it, identifying rows, columns, headers and numbers so the output arrives as editable spreadsheet cells rather than a flat image.

Results download as XLSX, XLS or CSV, which open in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers or other compatible spreadsheet software; CSV covers simpler data imports. The site names the images that work best: clear screenshots of tables from apps, dashboards or PDFs, invoice, receipt, inventory or statement photos with straight rows, and images where headers, numbers and grid lines are readable.

It is also candid about what OCR cannot guarantee. Merged cells, wrapped headers and unusual layouts may need manual cleanup after export, and the page advises reviewing financial values, identifiers and dates before putting the spreadsheet into production work. Conversions consume credits, and the site suggests checking an image against its guidance before spending them.