Using our converter is simple:
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your PDF file never leaves your device. We don't upload, store, or have access to your data. This ensures complete privacy and security for your files.
The converter works best with PDFs that contain:
Scanned PDFs (images) may require OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to extract text, which is not currently supported.
For the free in-browser converter:
Larger files may take longer to process. If your file exceeds this limit, consider splitting it or using a smaller file.
Currently, the converter works best with text-based PDFs. Scanned PDFs (images) require OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology to extract text, which is not currently supported. For best results, use PDFs that contain selectable text.
If your PDF contains multiple tables, the converter will attempt to extract all table data. You may need to manually separate the data after conversion, or convert each table separately if they're on different pages.
Extraction accuracy depends on the PDF structure. Well-formatted tables with clear boundaries typically extract with high accuracy. Complex tables with merged cells, irregular formatting, or nested structures may require manual adjustment after conversion.
Yes! You can choose between comma, semicolon, or tab as your CSV delimiter. This is useful for compatibility with different systems or regional preferences (some regions use semicolons instead of commas).
If extraction fails, it may be because:
Try using a text-based PDF with clear table structure for best results.
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