Image to Excel (formerly It Excel) vs GPT Excel

Upload a JPG or PNG and Image to Excel rebuilds the table rows and text inside as a downloadable .xlsx file. The web converter is free, needs no account, and returns results in a few seconds after you click Convert.

Unlike plain OCR tools that dump unstructured text, Image to Excel targets table grids and form layouts in photos. It handles English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese, which covers a lot of scanned receipts, invoices, and paperwork that would otherwise need manual retyping.

You can use it in a browser or through dedicated iOS and Android apps. The interface is built around a single upload-and-convert flow, so the whole process takes a few clicks.

It is aimed at accountants, data entry staff, office admins, and anyone who regularly receives table data as screenshots or scanned images instead of native spreadsheet files.

GPT Excel turns plain-language prompts into spreadsheet formulas, pivot tables, charts, SQL queries, regex patterns, and automation scripts for Excel, Google Sheets, and Airtable. Upload a workbook or start in chat, and it returns the formula or script you can paste back into your file.

Most spreadsheet copilots stop at single-cell formulas. GPT Excel bundles pivot builders, VBA and Apps Script generation, SQL helpers, and template creation in one web app, which saves context switching when a analysis task jumps from a SUMIFS fix to a pivot refresh to a reporting query.

Analysts, operators, and small business teams use it to speed up recurring spreadsheet work. The free plan covers light daily usage, while Pro and Pro Plus raise chat and tool limits for heavier monthly workloads.