Typical Use Cases
Our screenshot to Excel converter helps in various work scenarios
Financial Reports
Extract data from screenshots of banking systems, accounting software, and financial reports
E-commerce Analytics
Convert screenshots of reports from Amazon, eBay, and other platforms into structured data
Web Data
Extract tables from websites when direct export is not possible
Charts and Diagrams
Transform screenshots of charts into tabular data for further analysis
How the Screenshot to Excel Converter Works
Smart Recognition
AI detects table structures even in complex screenshots with overlaying elements
Structuring
Automatic detection of columns, rows, and table boundaries in the screenshot
OCR for Interfaces
Specially trained OCR for recognizing text from software interfaces
Auto-Correction
Automatic correction of recognized data and Excel formatting
Tips for Best Results
Screenshot Quality
Use maximum resolution. Avoid blurry or compressed images
Focus on the Table
Take the screenshot so the table occupies most of the image area
Contrast
Ensure the text is clearly legible against the background
Right Angles
Try to take screenshots with right angles, avoiding perspective distortions
Frequently Asked Questions about Screenshot Conversion
Yes, our AI is capable of recognizing tables even on partial screenshots. However, for the best results, it is recommended to take screenshots where all table borders and column headers are visible. If the table is large, you can take multiple screenshots and combine the data in Excel after conversion.
For simple bar and line charts, our converter can determine approximate numerical values. However, for precise data extraction from complex charts, specialized tools are recommended. We are working to improve this feature.
PNG is the best format for screenshots as it retains lossless quality. JPG is also suitable but may have compression artifacts. Avoid formats with high compression. The resolution should be at least 72 DPI, and preferably 96-150 DPI for clear text recognition.
Yes, our algorithm adapts to various color schemes. However, for best results, it is recommended to use screenshots with good contrast between the text and the background. If themes are available in the software, select a light theme before taking the screenshot.
Yes, if you are taking screenshots of PDF pages with tables. However, for multi-page PDFs with tables, we recommend using our direct PDF to Excel converter, which provides higher accuracy and preserves links between pages.
Why Our Screenshot Converter is Better Than Manual Entry
Time Saving
Conversion takes seconds instead of hours of manual data entry
Accuracy
Eliminates errors associated with human factors during manual entry
Productivity
Processing large volumes of data without tedious manual work
Repeatability
A unified process for all types of screenshots, easily scalable