I’m tired of copying values from images of spreadsheets and want a faster way to get a usable table.

This feature helps you turn a spreadsheet image into a usable table without manually copying cell values. It reduces retyping, speeds up extraction, and produces structured data you can review and reuse.

This feature is designed for people who receive spreadsheet data as images and need a faster way to convert it into a usable table. Instead of manually selecting text and pasting values one by one, you can import or capture an image and extract its tabular content in a structured format. The resulting table is formatted so it can be copied into tools like spreadsheets, documents, or data workflows more easily. It helps preserve rows and columns so the data remains readable and organized after extraction. You can use it to quickly digitize screenshots, photos, or scanned pages that contain spreadsheet-like layouts. It is especially useful when the image includes many rows, dense numbers, or repeated patterns that are tedious to retype. The feature supports review and cleanup by letting you verify the extracted table before you reuse it. This reduces errors caused by manual transcription and speeds up tasks like reporting, reconciliation, and analysis. Common use cases include pulling tables from emailed screenshots, converting scanned invoices or statements with grid layouts, and capturing tables from presentations or PDFs that cannot be directly copied.