Invoice to Excel Extractor
Paste the text from an invoice email or PDF copy-paste. The tool extracts vendor, invoice number, date, and total into a spreadsheet row. Add as many invoices as you want, then download the whole batch as CSV.
Invoice log
This tool handles text you can copy and paste. For scanned PDFs, photographed invoices, or images, upload the file to Quiriz — it reads PDFs and images with AI and lets you ask questions about the data.
Go further — ask questions across all your invoices
Once your invoice data is in a spreadsheet, Quiriz lets you ask questions about it in plain English: "which vendor charged the most last quarter?" or "what's my total spend on design services?" No formulas. Free to start.
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- Copy the text from an invoice email, or open a digital PDF invoice and select all text (Ctrl+A), then copy (Ctrl+C) and paste it into the box.
- Click "Extract fields." The tool scans the text for vendor name, invoice number, date, due date, and total. Edit any field that came out wrong.
- Click "Add to table" to append the row to your invoice log. Repeat for each invoice.
- Download CSV when you're done. Open the file in Excel — it lands in the right columns, ready to use.
Everything runs in your browser. The invoice text you paste never touches a server.
Frequently asked questions
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Related: how to convert a picture to Excel for image-based tables, and the duplicate remover once your invoice data is in a sheet.