Cellsnap: Image to Excel

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Stop retyping tables

Pourquoi nous l'attendons : A clear, practical on-device tool with a focused value proposition, careful description, and a broad audience of people who retype tables.

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Cellsnap: Image to Excel turns printed tables from photos, scans or PDFs into Excel (.xlsx) or CSV files. It runs fully on the iPhone with no uploads, and numbers such as prices and percentages are saved as real values. Best suited to clearly printed price lists, invoices and timesheets, not handwriting.

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À propos

Stop retyping tables. Cellsnap reads a printed table from a photo, a scan or a PDF and turns it into a spreadsheet — an Excel (.xlsx) workbook or a CSV file. It runs entirely on your iPhone: nothing is uploaded.

Scan a page with the camera, pick a photo, or open a PDF from Files. Cellsnap finds the page, straightens it, and reads the rows and columns. You see the whole grid before you decide anything.

• ROWS AND COLUMNS KEPT — every value lands in its own cell, in the right row and column, header row included. • NUMBERS STAY NUMBERS — prices, totals and percentages are written as real numbers, so a column adds up straight away. "1,234.50", "12%" and "3,40" are all understood. • PHOTOS, SCANS AND PDFs — tilted phone photos are straightened first; multi-page PDFs give one sheet per table. • FIX A CELL — tap any cell to correct a word before you export. • EXCEL OR CSV — .xlsx with one sheet per table, or CSV (UTF-8, opens with accents intact). • STAYS ON THE DEVICE — no account, no server, no tracking.

Works best with clearly printed tables: price lists, invoices, timesheets, statements, schedules. Handwriting may not be recognized. Recognizing and checking a table is free; exporting the file is a one-time purchase.

Excel is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation; Cellsnap is not affiliated with Microsoft.

Questions: overlapmarr@gmail.com