Pull every table out of a Word document into an Excel workbook, one sheet per table. Free, unlimited and processed entirely in your browser.
Word to Excel pulls every table out of a Word document and rebuilds each one as a separate worksheet inside a single Excel workbook, keeping the data structured the way it appeared in the original file rather than dumping it as unformatted text. It's built for the common frustration of receiving data trapped inside a .docx table when what you actually need is a spreadsheet you can sort, filter or calculate with.
Tables become proper spreadsheet rows and columns, while surrounding paragraph text is collected separately so nothing important gets silently dropped during conversion. Multiple tables in the same document each land on their own worksheet inside one workbook, keeping them cleanly separated exactly as they were laid out in the source document, rather than merging everything into one messy sheet.
Each table in the source document becomes its own sheet in the output workbook, keeping the data separated exactly as it was structured originally.
Non-table paragraph text is captured separately rather than being discarded, so surrounding context isn't silently dropped during the conversion.
The output is a genuine spreadsheet with real rows and columns, so sorting, filtering and formulas work straight away without reformatting.
Tables become spreadsheet rows and columns as expected, while surrounding paragraphs and headings are collected separately in the output rather than being discarded, so context around each table isn't silently lost during conversion.
Each table detected in the source document becomes its own worksheet inside the same workbook, which keeps unrelated tables — for example, a pricing table and a schedule table — cleanly separated instead of being merged into one confusing sheet.
Cell values transfer as plain data, so any conditional formatting, merged cells or embedded styling from the Word table won't carry over automatically — expect to reapply formatting in Excel if the visual presentation of the original table needs to be preserved.
Tables become spreadsheet rows and columns; surrounding paragraphs are collected separately so nothing important is silently dropped.
Each table becomes its own worksheet inside the same workbook, keeping the data separated exactly as it was in the document.
Yes. Word to Excel on Klipza is completely free with no account, no subscription and no watermark on your files, and there is no daily usage limit.
Processing happens locally in your browser wherever technically possible, so your files are not uploaded to a server, stored or shared with third parties.
Yes. It is fully responsive and runs in any modern browser on Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows and macOS — nothing to install.