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Convert Excel to PDF

Share a spreadsheet nobody can accidentally edit.

  1. 1Add an XLSX, XLS or ODS file.
  2. 2Convert.
  3. 3Download the PDF.
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YOUR TASK

Good things start with a file.

Drop PDFs or images here, or choose from your device.

PDF

Rendering page previews…

Drag a page, or use the arrows
The number in the corner is the page's original position.
Click a page to leave it as it is

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List the page numbers in the order you want them. Pages you leave out are dropped.
Position
Click a spot on the page. The preview on the left follows.
Format
Diagonal, light grey, on every page. The preview on the left shows how it will look.
Pages that already contain text are left untouched.
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Page
Position
Click a spot on the page. The preview on the left follows.
Size
A visual signature on the page, not a certificate signature. The signature image travels like your PDF: over a single-use link, and it is deleted with the file within one hour.
Compression
Page size
Quality

Add at least two PDFs to merge.

Continue with this PDF

This tool is still in development. You can arrange files locally; nothing is uploaded until it opens.

Files are uploaded over an encrypted, single-use link, processed on our own servers and deleted within one hour.

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All sheets

Every worksheet is exported in order. Hidden sheets stay hidden.

Your page setup

Print areas, orientation and fit-to-page settings saved in the file decide how columns break across pages.

Values, not formulas

The PDF shows calculated values exactly as the last save left them. Formulas are not recalculated.

IN DEPTH

Convert Excel to PDF: what to expect

Spreadsheets are awkward to share: recipients see different column widths, accidentally sort a range, or lack the application. A PDF fixes the numbers on the page and prints predictably.

The most common surprise is pagination. A wide sheet with no print area set becomes many narrow pages. Set a print area and “fit to one page wide” in your spreadsheet app before converting, and the PDF follows.

Charts embedded in sheets render as vector graphics. Pivot tables render as their last cached state. External links and macros are not evaluated.

Questions, answered

Why did my sheet split into many pages?
No print area or scaling was set in the file. Set “fit to 1 page wide” and a print area, then convert again.
Are formulas recalculated?
No. Cached values from your last save are used.
Are all sheets included?
All visible sheets, in order.
Do charts come out sharp?
Yes, as vector graphics.
CSV files?
Not yet. Save as XLSX or ODS first.
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