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Drop in a PDF or a photo
The file is read in your browser — a PDF’s text layer is pulled out page by page, and a photo or scanned PDF is read with text recognition. The file itself is never uploaded to a server, because there isn’t one.
Invoice → CSV
Turn an invoice into a clean CSV — right here, free.
Upload a supplier invoice — a PDF, or a photo of one. The extractor reads the text, pulls out the vendor, numbers, dates and line items, and flags anything that doesn’t add up — so you can check it and download a tidy CSV.
- No account, no upload. Everything runs in this tab; close it and it’s gone.
- You stay in control. Every field is editable before you export — nothing is final until you say so.
- Checks built in. Missing fields, maths that doesn’t reconcile, and duplicate invoice numbers get flagged.
Drop your invoice here
PDF or a photo (JPG / PNG) — or choose a file from your device. One invoice at a time — add more after the first is reviewed.
PDF, JPG or PNG, up to 15 MB. PDFs with selectable text read most accurately; photos and scanned PDFs are read with text recognition in your browser, so a clear, straight photo works best.
In this session
No invoices yet. Your first extraction will appear here.
Review the extraction
Check the fields against the invoice on the left. Edit anything that looks wrong — the flags and totals update as you type.
Invoice preview
Your invoice will appear here.
Nothing to preview yet.
Upload a PDF or photo, try the example, or paste invoice text below.
Text read from the PDFwhat the extractor actually saw
Extracted fields
Fields appear here after an extraction.
No extraction yet
Upload a PDF or photo invoice to see its vendor, numbers, dates and line items here — ready to check and export.
Line items
0 items
| Description | Qty | Unit price | Amount | Remove |
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Line items add up to0.00
Subtotal + tax − discount0.00
Invoice total (as entered)0.00
Text unreadable? Paste it instead
If a photo or scan was too blurry to read, copy the invoice text (or type the key lines) and run the same extractor over it. Nothing is sent anywhere.
The example invoice above also runs through this same parser.
Invoices in this session
Kept only while this tab is open. Select one to review it again, or export it.
No invoices yet — extract your first one above.
How it works
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Check the fields
Vendor, invoice number, dates, totals and line items are matched from the text. Anything missing, duplicated, or not adding up is flagged before you trust it.
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Fix, then export
Edit any field or line item in place, then download a CSV ready for a spreadsheet or bookkeeping tool — or copy it straight to the clipboard.
What it reads
Vendor / supplierInvoice numberPO numberInvoice dateDue dateBilled toCurrencyPayment termsSubtotalTax / VATDiscountTotalLine itemsQuantity & unit price
Do I need an account?
No. There are no accounts, no sign-in, and nothing is saved between visits. If you need a record, download the CSV before you close the tab.
Does it work on scanned invoices and photos?
Yes — photos (JPG/PNG) and scanned, image-only PDFs are read with text recognition in your browser. It works best on a clear, straight, well-lit photo. Handwriting, blur, and heavy shadows can misread characters, so always check the flagged fields against the preview.
Is my data private?
Yes, by design: the file is processed locally in your browser with a standard PDF reader and text-recognition library. No file, field, or filename is sent or stored anywhere.
What if a field is wrong?
That’s expected sometimes — invoice layouts vary. Every field is editable, and the maths check updates live. Always glance at the preview before exporting.