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Convert your Excel spreadsheet (.xlsx) to PDF.

Files are deleted automatically after the short download window

Drop the file here

or click to choose · max 20 MB · XLSX

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Convert your Excel spreadsheet (.xlsx) to PDF for free and online. Your layout, column widths and formatting are preserved so your table becomes a single PDF that is ready to print and share. Your file is deleted automatically after processing and no account is required.

How it works

  1. Drag your Excel file (.xlsx) into the area above, or select it.
  2. Press "Convert".
  3. Conversion finishes in a few seconds.
  4. Download your PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Is converting Excel to PDF free?

Yes, it is completely free and requires no sign-up.

Which Excel formats are supported?

The modern .xlsx format is supported. Legacy .xls files are not supported yet; you can convert them in Excel via "Save As → .xlsx".

Is my table layout preserved?

Layout, cells and formatting are preserved as much as possible. Very wide tables may span multiple pages.

Are my files safe?

Uploaded files are used only for the conversion and deleted automatically afterwards.

Control how an XLSX sheet lands on PDF pages

Excel to PDF opens one .xlsx workbook in an office conversion engine and exports it as PDF; legacy .xls files are not accepted. Print area, orientation, margins and scaling stored in the sheet directly influence how a wide table is divided across PDF pages.

A worksheet with many columns can break horizontally or become too small to read under its default print settings. Reviewing print preview in the source application first lets you adjust page breaks and repeating header rows before conversion.

Practical checklist

  • If the workbook is .xls, save a new .xlsx copy in Excel, LibreOffice or another compatible application before uploading it.
  • Set landscape orientation and a deliberate print area in the spreadsheet when needed; the converter page does not provide controls to redesign the sheet.
  • Inspect every worksheet in the downloaded PDF for missing columns, unexpected page breaks and the displayed values you expect in formula cells.