1. Select an Excel file
The workbook is opened locally in your browser.
Select worksheets, handle wide tables, repeat headers, and create one polished PDF. Your workbook contents are processed locally and never uploaded during conversion.
Each worksheet gets its own measured layout, repeated table headers, and a readable fallback when the sheet is too wide.
The workbook is opened locally in your browser.
Preview sheets and select exactly what should appear in the PDF.
Selected sheets are laid out as separate PDF sections with repeated headers.
No. Workbook contents are read and converted locally in your browser. CDN requests load the conversion libraries but never include your workbook data.
Yes. Select any visible or hidden worksheets. Each selected sheet starts as a separate section in the downloaded PDF.
It first chooses landscape orientation or A3. It never shrinks below the readable font-size threshold; if needed, columns are split across pages and the first column is repeated.
PDF cannot contain live Excel formulas. The converter uses the formula results saved in the workbook. Recalculate and save the workbook in Excel first if results may be outdated.
No. This tool creates a clean standardized table PDF. It does not reproduce charts, images, macros, print areas, or every cell style exactly.
Excel workbooks can contain multiple worksheets, formulas, merged ranges, and formatted values. CSV contains one plain-text table. Use this page for Excel workbooks and the CSV to PDF tool for delimiter and encoding controls.