Scan to Excel Spreadsheet ai
Stop retyping numbers off receipts, invoices, and statements. ignitai turns them into a spreadsheet for you.
Point your camera at a receipt, pick a PDF, or share a statement to ignitai. Say what you want out of it in plain English. Get a clean CSV or Excel file you can open in Numbers, Excel, or Google Sheets.
WHO IT'S FOR
• Bookkeepers and accountants closing the month
• Small businesses doing their own books
• Landlords, freelancers, and anyone filing expenses
• Anyone with a pile of paper and a deadline
HOW IT WORKS — 3 STEPS
- Add your document. Scan it, pick it from Photos, or choose a PDF from Files. You can also send one straight to ignitai from Mail, Safari, or Files.
- Say what you need. For example: "store, date, items, and total." Or tap a saved instruction you've used before.
- Open your spreadsheet. Check it on screen, then export to CSV or Excel.
A WHOLE PILE AT ONCE
Convert a month of receipts or a stack of invoices in one go, into one spreadsheet.
BUILT SO YOU CAN TRUST THE NUMBERS
Check the whole table on screen before you export. If a column came back empty, ignitai says so instead of letting you find out in Excel. A password-protected PDF is named, not silently skipped. Your original file is never changed.
No rigid forms. No fixed columns. You describe what you want and the AI works it out. The reading happens on your device using Apple's built-in text recognition — and on iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 it understands table layout too, which sharpens results on receipts and invoices.
FOLLOW ALONG, HANDS-FREE
Watch progress on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. When your file is ready you get a notification — tap it and the spreadsheet opens.
STAY ORGANIZED
• Projects — group files into color-coded folders
• Pin — keep your most-used files at the top
• Search — filter your library by name
A QUICK TIP
The clearer your request, the better your spreadsheet. Try: "These are receipts. Extract the store name, date, each item with quantity and price, plus subtotal, tax, and total." Want a different layout next time? Just ask differently.
YOUR FIRST CONVERSION IS FREE
Convert your first document (up to 4 pages) free — just sign in with Apple. No subscription, no card. See exactly what you get before you decide.
SUBSCRIPTION
• Name: AI PDF to CSV & XLSX Converter
• Price: $29.99 per month
• Length: monthly, auto-renewing
• Included: 80 pages per week, up to 320 pages per month
Unused weekly pages don't carry over to the next week.
NEED MORE PAGES?
If you run out, you can buy extra pages any time while subscribed — from $0.99 for 5 pages up to $99.99 for 1,050. Pages you buy never expire, and they stay yours even if you cancel.
HOW YOUR DOCUMENTS ARE HANDLED
Your device reads the text on each page, then sends that text to our servers for the AI to turn into a spreadsheet. Your finished files are stored in your account, and signing in with Apple lets you reach them from your other devices. You can delete any file — or your whole account — from inside the app at any time.
Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription renews automatically unless you turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage your subscription and turn off auto-renew in your App Store account settings.
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I’ve had problems for years converting receipts and credit card bills into workable CSV format spreadsheets. First try, and I confess, I didn’t really know what I was doing, I selected the file that other converters had failed to convert, clicked on it. The app gave me options I ignored but next time I’ll know how to deal with. I clicked convert, and a bit of a wait later, hey presto, the converted file!!!!! i got extra headings because I didn’t know that you can specify but I just deleted the extra columns once I open the csv.