JPG2Excel

JPG2Excel solves a narrow but genuinely annoying problem: you have a table locked inside a screenshot, photo, or scanned document, and you need it as data you can sort, filter, and calculate on. Upload the image and the tool detects the table structure, extracts rows and columns, and returns a spreadsheet you can download as Excel or CSV — no retyping, no manual cell-by-cell transcription. It runs entirely in the browser, so there is no desktop install, no licence, and nothing to configure before the first conversion. That makes it a practical fit for students pulling figures out of lecture slides or PDFs, researchers digitising tables from older papers, and anyone in a business setting who receives reports as images rather than files. The workflow is deliberately minimal: one upload, one download. Accuracy depends on the source image — clean, high-contrast scans with clear gridlines convert far better than skewed phone photos or low-resolution screenshots, and merged cells or unusual layouts may still need a quick manual tidy afterwards. It is free to use, which puts it firmly in the 'try it before building a bigger pipeline' category rather than competing with full document-processing suites.