Stop retyping tables. Cellsnap reads a printed table from a photo, a scan or a PDF and turns it into an Excel (.xlsx) or CSV file — right on your iPhone.
One job, done well — and done privately.
Every value lands in its own cell, in the right row and column, header row included.
Prices, totals and percentages are written as real numbers, so a column adds up straight away.
.xlsx with one sheet per table, or a UTF-8 CSV that opens with accents intact.
No tutorial, no account, no setup.
Use the camera, pick a photo, or open a PDF from Files.
Tap any cell to fix a word before you export.
An Excel or CSV file, ready to share.
Try it free, pay once to keep the results. No ads, no subscription.
It reads a printed table — price lists, invoices, timesheets, statements, schedules — and turns it into a spreadsheet. Tilted photos are straightened first, and multi-page PDFs give one sheet per table.
It works best with clearly printed tables. Handwriting may not be recognized — which is why you see the whole grid, and can fix any cell, before you export.
Never. Everything runs on your iPhone — no account, no server, no tracking.
No. Recognizing and checking a table is free. One $4.99 purchase unlocks export, for good. No ads.