Combine a table that runs across several PDF pages
Long reports often break one table across many pages, repeating the header each time. The tool reads every page you choose and stacks the results into one continuous set of rows.
Your file is never uploaded. The PDF is read in your browser and makes no network requests while it works.
Open the PDF table to Excel / CSV tool
Steps
- Drop the multi-page PDF onto the tool.
- Leave Pages empty to read the whole document.
- Decide whether to keep Blank row between pages ticked. Ticked makes page breaks easy to see, cleared gives one unbroken block.
- Scroll the preview to find repeated header rows from each new page.
- Download as CSV or XLSX, then delete the extra header rows in your spreadsheet.
Good to know
Repeated headers stay in
The tool does not guess which rows are headers, so a header printed on every page appears once per page in the output. Sorting or filtering by that text makes them quick to remove.
Column count
All pages share one column count, set by the widest page. Pages with fewer columns are padded with empty cells on the right.
Pages with no text
A page that has no readable text, such as a cover image, is skipped and adds no rows or separator.
Page footers
Page numbers and running footers are text too, so they show up as short rows near each break.
Questions
Is there a page limit?
There is no fixed limit, but very large PDFs take longer because every page is read in your browser.
Do columns line up across pages?
Columns are worked out page by page. If a layout shifts between pages, check the joins in the preview.
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This guide was written with AI assistance and reviewed against the tool's behaviour. Always review your output before using it.