Excel to PDF (xlsx/xls/csv)
Upload an .xlsx/.xls/.csv and get a text-level PDF: each worksheet is typeset as a grid with a bold header row, long content wraps automatically, and wide sheets switch to landscape paper. Text stays selectable, copyable and searchable. Honest note: we typeset from cell values — formulas appear as their computed results; charts, comments and cell styling are not preserved. Conversion runs entirely in your browser; the file is never uploaded.
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How it works (3 steps)
Upload your spreadsheet
Quotes, rosters, ledgers and exported CSVs all work well; multi-sheet workbooks are converted sheet by sheet.
Pick an orientation
Auto by default: narrow sheets stay portrait A4, wide sheets (more than 6 columns) switch to landscape — or force either manually.
Download the PDF
A gridded, text-level PDF with selectable text — easy to print and share.
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FAQ
Are formulas and charts preserved?
Formulas export as their last computed result (what you see in Excel); charts, comments and cell fills are not preserved — we re-typeset from cell values and state this boundary honestly.
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Every non-empty worksheet is converted, output in order into the same PDF, each starting on a new page headed by its sheet name.
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Wide sheets automatically switch to landscape A4 with column widths scaled to fit, and cell content wraps; you can also force portrait or landscape in the options.
Try it ↑Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. Parsing and typesetting run entirely in your browser; the file bytes never leave your device.
Try it ↑Can I trust the processing engine?
Yes — and you can verify it: the tool runs on open-source in-browser engines (pdf-lib, pdf.js, Tesseract OCR…) on your own device. Open DevTools → Network while processing and you will see no file upload requests.
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