PDF to Excel with pictures — the real photo in each cell
bnbff converts a PDF to Excel with pictures kept as real images — the actual photo lands in each cell, rebuilt right where it belongs. Looking for a way to get pictures out of a PDF and into Excel? For a gridlined spreadsheet PDF, bnbff reconstructs each embedded photo directly into the cell it came from, so the real picture is right there in the row — ready to open, sort and edit in Excel.
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See your own file's photos land in real Excel cells — free, first 5 rows — before you pay a cent. No account needed.
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Drop your PDF
A spreadsheet-style export with real gridlines — the kind Google Sheets or Excel produces.
Check it free
bnbff builds a real 5-row .xlsx sample — photos already rebuilt into their cells — so you can open it and confirm before paying.
$3, once
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Get your sheet
A real, editable .xlsx with every row and every picture back in its own cell. Files are deleted within an hour.
What bnbff can and can't do
Works
Spreadsheet-style PDFs with real vector gridlines — tables exported from Google Sheets or Excel, including multi-section documents (one sheet per detected table) and any column headers.
Doesn't work
Scanned or image-only PDFs and designed, laid-out catalogs with no gridlines. There is nothing structured to read, so bnbff declines them for free rather than charge you for a file it can't build.
Frequently asked
How are the photos handled?
Every embedded photo is rebuilt into its own cell — the real picture, right where it belongs. bnbff takes each embedded picture from the PDF and reconstructs it inside the exact Excel cell it came from.
Does it really keep the images?
Yes — every embedded photo is rebuilt into the cell it belongs to.
What kind of PDF works?
A spreadsheet-style PDF with real gridlines — a table exported from Google Sheets or Excel. Scanned pages and designed catalogs without gridlines don't work, and bnbff declines those for free rather than charge you.
How much does it cost?
The first 5 rows are a free, real .xlsx sample so you can check the result. The full file is a one-off $3 — no account and no subscription.
Ready to keep your pictures in the cells?
Upload your spreadsheet PDF and see the free 5-row sample first — you only pay $3 when there's a file to download.
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