Pull text out of a PDF and lay it out as spreadsheet rows and columns, guessing column breaks from the spacing between words. Handles simple, clearly-aligned tables only — dense text or unusual layouts can split into the wrong columns, so check the result before relying on it.
There's no real table structure in a PDF to read — this looks at the horizontal gaps between words on each line and treats a wide gap as a column break. Clean, evenly-spaced tables convert well; dense text or unusual layouts may split into the wrong columns.
Scanned PDFs (a photo or scan saved as a PDF) have no real text inside — only a picture of text. This tool can't read those; there's no OCR-to-spreadsheet path currently.
No — the text is extracted and the .xlsx file is built locally in your browser and never leaves your device.