Excel to PDF

Turn Excel, ODS or CSV spreadsheets into a PDF for quotes, reports and timesheets.

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XLS, XLSX, ODS, CSV · up to 100 MB per file · You can also paste files with Ctrl + V

Files are deleted after 2 hours. You can delete them right after downloading.

How to use Excel to PDF in 3 steps

  1. Upload the spreadsheet

    Click or drag and drop an XLS, XLSX, ODS or CSV file, or paste a direct download link. Google Sheets picked from Google Drive are exported to XLSX automatically.

  2. Set the print area

    The tool follows the print area stored in the file, so set one in Excel and save the workbook if you only want part of a sheet in the PDF.

  3. Convert and share the PDF

    Click Convert to PDF, then download it, save it to Google Drive or copy the download link. Continue lets you merge it with other PDFs or add a password.

Features

Excel to PDF converts XLS, XLSX, ODS and CSV spreadsheets into a PDF, so you can send quotes, financial reports or timesheets to people who don’t have Excel. Each sheet is placed in the PDF using the print area saved in the file. Set the print area in Excel before uploading so tables aren’t split in awkward places.

  • Accepts XLS, XLSX, ODS and CSV; Google Sheets from Drive are exported to XLSX first.
  • Your sheets go into a single PDF, following the print area set in the file.
  • Keeps the original name: Báo giá tháng 10.xlsx becomes Báo giá tháng 10.pdf.
  • Continue with Compress PDF, Merge PDF or Protect PDF without uploading again.
  • Works on phones and computers, handles files up to 100 MB and needs no account.

Frequently asked questions

Why is a wide table split across several pages?

Pages are laid out from the print area and page setup saved in the file, so a table wider than the paper spills onto the next page. Switch to landscape or fit the sheet to one page in Excel, save, then convert again.

Can I convert only part of a sheet?

Yes, by setting a print area in Excel before uploading. The tool has no range picker of its own and uses the print area saved in the file.

Does it work with CSV files?

Yes. A CSV file stores no print area or formatting, so if you need borders, column widths or a paper size, format it in Excel and save it as XLSX before converting.

What happens to cells with formulas?

The PDF shows the values you see in the cells, not the formulas behind them, just like printing the sheet on paper.