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Extract data

Invoices, receipts, tables: your data ready for Excel, CSV or JSON.

Your documents are never used to train AI. They are deleted automatically.

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Accepted formats: PDF, JPG, PNG, WebP

How it works

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    Drop your file

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    Adjust the options

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    Download the result

Typing invoice details into a spreadsheet is slow and error-prone. Our assistant reads invoices, receipts, bank statements and tables, then outputs the data ready for Excel, CSV or JSON. Use a ready-made model for invoices, receipts or statements, with fields such as vendor, date, tax and total, or describe the fields you need yourself. It handles both PDFs and photos of paper receipts, so the shoebox of tickets on your desk finally becomes a usable table.

Extracted data is checked against the expected structure before export, so you get consistent columns rather than loose text. Freelancers can prepare their bookkeeping, small businesses can process supplier bills, and families can track expenses. Still, review amounts and dates before importing them into your accounts. The assistant speeds up the work; the final check stays yours, as with any output it produces.

Try it with the assistant's free trial on a verified account, then continue on the AI or Pro plan or with a 24-hour pass; usage is counted in AI pages. Your documents are never used to train any model, and files are deleted automatically after processing. The exported file is available from a temporary download link.

Frequently asked questions

Which documents can I extract data from?
Invoices, receipts, bank statements and other tables, in PDF or as JPG, PNG or WebP images.
What formats can I export to?
Excel (XLSX), CSV or JSON, ready to import into your spreadsheet or software.
Can I choose which fields to extract?
Yes. Use a predefined model for invoices, receipts or statements, or describe your own fields.
Is the extracted data always accurate?
It's validated against the expected structure, but you should still check amounts and dates before using them.