FROM WORKSHEET TO A PAGE YOU CAN SHARE.

Excel to PDF.
Export locally. Keep control.

Open a workbook, check the worksheet and print settings, then export the active sheet as a PDF. Your file stays on your device.

Files stay on your deviceNo sign-upFree to use

Drop your spreadsheet here

or choose a file from your device

XLSX, XLS, XLSM, CSV & TSV

Up to 20 MB · Processed locally in your browser

A FAMILIAR WORKSPACE. RIGHT IN YOUR BROWSER.Explore the demo
Quarterly Sales.xlsx
ExcelCraft spreadsheet workspace showing a quarterly sales workbook, ribbon tools, formatted cells, and charts
Local processing. No file uploads.Powered by the open-source GridCraft engine

OPEN. WORK. DOWNLOAD.

Make a page from your data.
Check the layout before sharing.

PDF export uses the active worksheet and its print settings. Open your workbook in the editor, choose the sheet, and adjust orientation, paper size, scaling, or print area in Page Layout. Use the PDF button to download the result. Layout and font fidelity may differ from Excel, particularly with complex charts and non-Latin text.

  1. 01

    Open and choose a sheet

    Load your local workbook and activate the worksheet you want to export.

  2. 02

    Check the page setup

    Use Page Layout to adjust the print area, orientation, paper size, and scaling.

  3. 03

    Download the PDF

    Select PDF in the top bar. Open the downloaded document and check page breaks and text before sharing.

KNOW YOUR WORKSPACE

Useful by design.
Clear about the limits.

A real spreadsheet engine, with compatibility still growing. Keep your original workbook and check important data after editing or conversion.

GridCraft is in alpha. Read the engine’s compatibility notes

IN YOUR WORKBOOKWHAT TO EXPECT
Values & worksheetsSupported · Multiple sheets and cell data
Formulas & formattingSupported · Compatibility varies by feature
Charts & workbook objectsEvolving · Check complex layouts
Legacy XLS filesData import · Values, formulas, number formats
XLSB & ODS filesSaved values · Limited formula and style import
VBA macrosNot executed
Cloud save & collaborationNot available · Download to keep your work

A FEW PRACTICAL ANSWERS

Before you open
that workbook.

Your file stays local. Your original stays intact. Your next step stays simple.

Does the PDF contain every worksheet?

The quick PDF button exports the active worksheet. Select the intended sheet first.

Will the PDF match Microsoft Excel exactly?

Exact layout and font rendering are not guaranteed. Review the exported PDF, especially charts, page breaks, and non-Latin characters.

Is my workbook uploaded for conversion?

No. The spreadsheet engine creates the PDF locally in your browser.

Can I convert PDF back to Excel?

That direction is not part of this service.