Turn a spreadsheet into a tidy PDF table, without it ever leaving your device.
PDF ready.
This tool reads your spreadsheet with the SheetJS library and redraws its cells as a clean, paginated table inside a new PDF using jsPDF. It accepts modern Excel workbooks (.xlsx), older ones (.xls) and plain comma-separated files (.csv). Everything happens inside your browser, so the spreadsheet — which often holds sensitive figures — is never uploaded to a server. The finished PDF is generated entirely on your device.
If your file has more than one sheet, pick which one to export from the drop-down. Landscape orientation suits wide tables with many columns, while portrait works better for tall, narrow ones. Leave "First row is a header" ticked when your top row contains column titles — it will be styled as a header and repeated on every page — or untick it if your data starts on row one. Large tables are paginated automatically so nothing is cut off.
Turning a spreadsheet into PDF is useful when you need to share data in a fixed, print-ready format that looks the same for everyone, attach a read-only table to a report, or archive figures without the risk of accidental edits. Because the output is a real table rather than an image, the text stays crisp at any zoom level and remains selectable in the PDF.
Cell values are exported, not live formulas. Colours, fonts and conditional formatting are not preserved — the goal is a clean, uniform table.
Yes, though very wide tables read best in landscape. Extremely wide sheets may still shrink text to fit the page width.
No. Reading and conversion happen locally in your browser, and the file never leaves your device.