Image to Table
Turn images and PDF pages into editable tables, page content, or structured spreadsheet rows in Google Docs™, Google Slides™, and Google Sheets™.
Use Image to Table when you want to turn a screenshot, scan, photo, or PDF page into something editable inside Google Workspace™.
Note: Image to Table is a premium feature, and every extraction also uses AI. The free plan includes 5 premium uses and 25 AI requests every 30 days. When you run out of AI requests mid-queue, the queue stops, keeps the items it already finished, and shows an upgrade prompt. Pro removes both limits.
In the sidebar, open Tables & Convert > Image to Table. You can also use Extensions > Text To Table Converter > Selected Image to Table. The same Image to Table window now handles one file or many files in one queue.
Instead of separate single and batch tools, the feature gives you three extraction modes:
Tablerebuilds visible rows and columns into an editable table.Fullextracts broader page content when the page is not just a table.Documentsturns structured business or administrative documents into spreadsheet rows in Google Sheets™. It is the default mode in Sheets.
You can load files from the current selection where supported, upload from your computer, paste an image, or choose files from Google Drive™. If the source is a PDF, you can select only the pages you want before extracting.
In Google Forms™, open Extensions > Text To Table Converter > PDF & Image Tools > Extract Content from PDF or Image. Forms has no tables, so only Full mode is available there.
Use this feature for jobs like rebuilding a report from a screenshot, extracting a scanned PDF page, or turning receipts, invoices, and bills of lading into rows in a sheet.
- Table and Full Modes - Use the main Image to Table workflow for visible tables or broader page content.
- Queue, Batches, and PDF Pages - Process one or more images or selected PDF pages in the shared queue.
- Documents Mode in Google Sheets - Extract invoices, receipts, forms, and similar documents into spreadsheet rows.