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Table Extractor finds the tables in a PDF and lays them out as clean rows and columns you can copy into Excel, Google Sheets or a report. It is meant for the moment you have a price list, a results table or a schedule of fees stuck in a PDF and no wish to retype it.
Drop your PDF on the page or choose it from your device, Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive (up to 260 MB). Press Extract tables. The tool reads the document and shows the tables it found on screen, formatted so you can check them. Press Copy to paste them wherever you need them, or download the result as a text file. If you want a spreadsheet file instead, the result screen links straight to PDF to Excel and PDF to CSV.
It needs a PDF with real text, the kind you can select and search, such as a report exported from accounting software, a supplier catalogue or a published fee schedule. If you upload a scan, the page tells you it is a picture of text and points you to OCR PDF, which adds the text layer the extractor reads. Once that is done, come back and run the new file.
A procurement officer comparing three supplier quotes can pull each price table out and line them up side by side. A researcher can lift a results table from a journal article into their notes. A small business owner can take the rate card from a courier's PDF and paste it into a costing sheet. Check the figures against the original before you rely on them, especially where a table spans two pages or has merged header cells.