Excel to PDF

The uploaded file is loaded with PhpSpreadsheet, which understands the internal structure of Excel, CSV, and OpenDocument spreadsheet formats and reconstructs the workbook's cells, formulas' calculated values, and formatting in memory.

You can choose to convert just one specific sheet or every sheet in the workbook; each included sheet has its page setup adjusted to fit the content to the page width on A4 paper, so wide tables shrink to fit rather than getting cut off.

The prepared spreadsheet is then handed to PhpSpreadsheet's PDF writer, which uses mPDF internally to render the sheet's cells, borders, and column layout into the final PDF document.

Your files are uploaded over an encrypted (SSL) connection. We don't store, read, or share the contents of your files — they're processed to generate your result and are not retained on our servers afterward.

• Sharing a finished budget or financial report as a fixed, non-editable PDF.
• Producing a print-friendly version of a spreadsheet that's too wide for a normal page.
• Archiving a specific version of a spreadsheet's data as a static, dated record.

• Converting a wide spreadsheet without checking the print area first — columns can get cut off or spread across multiple pages unexpectedly.
• Forgetting that formulas convert to their displayed values, not live formulas — the PDF is a snapshot, not a working spreadsheet.

• Set your spreadsheet's print area and page orientation (landscape for wide tables) in Excel before converting for a cleaner result.
• Hide any helper columns/rows you don't want visible in the final PDF before converting.

We respect your privacy. All files are processed securely and are never sold, shared, or used for anything beyond generating your result.