Convert invoices to CSV.
Drop a folder of invoice PDFs and get one spreadsheet row per invoice: vendor, date, total, currency. The PDFs are read inside your browser and never uploaded.
Open the converter — free, runs in your browser
Why this is annoyingThe problem with invoice to csv
- Bookkeepers charge by the hour, and typing totals is the part nobody wants to pay for.
- Most online converters upload your invoices to their servers and keep them. Financial records are the last thing you want sitting in someone else's bucket.
- Enterprise document AI is priced per document and starts with a sales call.
Three steps.
1. Drop the PDFs
One file or fifty. Nothing is sent to a server.
2. Check the numbers
Vendor, date, total and currency are pre-filled; fix anything the OCR got wrong.
3. Export CSV
Opens in Excel, Google Sheets or your accounting tool.
FAQ
Are my invoices uploaded?
No. The OCR engine runs in your browser. You can verify in the network tab of your developer tools — no request carries the file.
What accuracy should I expect?
Printed invoices are usually near-perfect. Handwriting, stamps and skewed scans are unreliable, and those rows are left for you to fix.
Is there a file limit?
No server-side limit, because there is no server. Very large PDFs are limited only by your computer's memory.