Word to Excel
On-deviceEvery table in your Word file, as a spreadsheet — without uploading it.
Word keeps a table as a document object, not as data, so copying one into a spreadsheet by hand usually means re-typing it. This tool reads the .docx directly and writes every table it finds into one .xlsx, a sheet per table, with the first row treated as the column headers unless you say otherwise. A merged cell's value is repeated into each cell it covered, which keeps every sheet a plain rectangle so sorting, filtering and pivot tables still work. Only tables are extracted, and only the text inside them — paragraphs, images and cell formatting are left behind. Everything happens in your browser; the document is never sent anywhere.
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About this tool
What you provide
- One Word file in the modern .docx format.
What you get
- One .xlsx file containing every table found in the document, one sheet per table.
- Each sheet keeps the table's own rows and columns; the first row becomes the header unless you say otherwise.
Limits
- Only tables are extracted. Paragraphs, images, headers and footers are not.
- Cell formatting is not carried across — the text is.
- A merged cell's value is repeated into every cell it covered, so the sheet stays a plain rectangle.
- The older binary .doc format is not supported; re-save as .docx first.
- A table nested inside another table's cell does not get its own sheet — its text is folded into the cell that contains it.
- Files larger than 25 MB are refused.
How to use it
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Choose a Word file
Tap “Choose a Word file” or drop a .docx onto the dashed area.
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Check the header row
The first row of each table is treated as the column headers. Switch to “All rows are data” if your table has no header.
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Look through the tables
Pick each table from the list to preview it before you download anything.
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Download the spreadsheet
Tap “Download Excel file” to save one .xlsx holding every table.
Frequently asked questions
Does my document get uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read in your browser and the spreadsheet is built there too. Nothing is sent to a server.
What happens to merged cells?
The merged value is repeated into every cell it covered. That keeps the sheet a plain rectangle, so sorting, filtering and pivot tables all still work.
My document has several tables — do I get several files?
No, you get one .xlsx with one sheet per table, in the order they appear in the document.
Can it read an old .doc file?
No. Only the modern .docx format is supported. Open the file in Word and save it as .docx first.
Does it keep colours, fonts and borders?
No. The text of each cell is carried across; cell formatting is not.