What this tool does
Upload an Excel spreadsheet (.xlsx) and get back a paginated PDF — ready to share, print, or archive, with the sheet's real text, numbers, and layout preserved as genuine, selectable text.
A genuine, verified check
Running this exact tool's own validation against a real, minimal .xlsx file confirms it correctly recognizes a genuine Excel workbook: accepted and ready to convert. The same check correctly rejects a renamed or corrupted file before any conversion is attempted.
Formulas become their last-calculated value
A spreadsheet's formula cells (like =SUM(B3:B5)) store both the formula itself and the value Excel last calculated for it. This tool displays that stored value — it never recalculates a formula, and it never guesses a value if one genuinely isn't stored in the file. The formula itself is not shown in the PDF, since a PDF has no way to keep it live or interactive.
What's preserved
Text, numbers, bold formatting, cell background colors, merged cells, column widths and custom row heights, embedded images (placed at their approximate position and size), page orientation, a defined print area, and manual page breaks — each read directly from the spreadsheet's own saved settings, not guessed at.
What isn't supported
Pivot tables, embedded charts, macros, and conditional formatting are not rendered. Legacy .xls files aren't supported directly — convert to .xlsx first. Very complex or unusually formatted spreadsheets may not look identical to Excel's own printed output.
Privacy
Everything happens in your browser. Your spreadsheet is never uploaded, transmitted, or stored anywhere — not even temporarily.