Excel to PDF Converter

Convert Excel spreadsheets (XLS, XLSX) into high-quality PDFs while preserving formatting, tables, charts, and page layout

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Excel to PDF Conversion Options

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Page Layout

Select the PDF page size
Choose page orientation for the best layout
Balance PDF quality and file size
Select a PDF version for compatibility
Control how content fits on the page

Excel Specific Options

Pick which worksheets to include in the PDF

Why choose our Excel to PDF converter?

Fast and reliable

Convert spreadsheets to print-ready PDFs in seconds while preserving layout and formatting.

Preserves structure

Keep cell formatting, borders, tables, and charts so your PDF matches your workbook.

Print-ready output

Control page size, orientation, scaling, and margins for professional PDFs ready to share or print.

How it works — convert Excel to PDF in three quick steps

1

Upload your Excel file

Drag and drop your XLSX/XLS/ODS file or choose it from your device.

2

Choose export options

Choose sheets or ranges, set page size, orientation, and scaling, and include headers, footers, or notes.

3

Download PDF

Preview and download a single PDF of selected sheets or the entire workbook.

Popular ways to use Excel to PDF

Reports & dashboards

Share financial reports, dashboards, and KPIs as static PDFs for broad distribution and archiving.

Invoices & billing

Convert invoice workbooks or billing sheets to PDFs for sending to clients and keeping records.

Charts & visualizations

Export charts and graphs at high quality so visuals remain crisp in the PDF.

Compliance & archiving

Produce uneditable PDFs for records, audits, and regulatory submissions.

Print distributions

Create print-ready PDFs with proper pagination and margins for binding or handouts.

Shared snapshots

Freeze data at a point in time and share reliable snapshots without exposing formulas.

Tips for a perfect export

1

Set print areas

Define print areas in Excel to control exactly which cells are exported.

2

Choose orientation and scale

Select portrait or landscape and use scaling to fit wide tables onto one page when needed.

3

Review page breaks

Adjust manual page breaks to avoid splitting important rows or charts across pages.

4

Embed fonts or use standard fonts

Embed fonts where possible, or use common fonts to prevent substitution in the PDF.

5

Include headers and footers

Add page numbers, dates, or labels in headers and footers before exporting.

6

Check chart resolution

For crisp images, enlarge charts on the sheet before converting to export at higher resolution.

Technical specifications & capabilities

Supported inputs, output options, performance, and conversion behavior for Excel to PDF.

Format support and behavior

Input formats

  • • XLSX, XLS, ODS
  • • Multi-sheet workbooks and hidden sheets (you can exclude hidden sheets)
  • • Password-protected files (unlock locally before upload)
  • • Files with macros or external data (macros are not executed)

Output formats

  • • Standard PDF or PDF/A (selectable)
  • • One combined PDF for selected sheets or separate PDFs per sheet
  • • High-quality embedded images for charts and shapes
  • • Note: formulas are not preserved; the PDF contains static values and visuals

Processing speed

  • • Typical: ~1–4 seconds per sheet for standard documents
  • • Complex workbooks with many charts or high-resolution images may take longer
  • • Batch conversion available for multiple workbooks
  • • Cloud-backed processing with retries and secure temporary storage

Security & Infrastructure

Data Security

  • • TLS 1.3 encryption in transit
  • • AES-256 encryption at rest
  • • Zero-knowledge processing
  • • GDPR & CCPA compliant
  • • No file content logging

File Management

  • • Automatic deletion after 1 hour
  • • Secure server processing
  • • No permanent storage
  • • Memory-only processing
  • • Multi-region redundancy

Infrastructure

  • • Cloud-based processing
  • • Auto-scaling servers
  • • Global CDN delivery
  • • 99.9% uptime guarantee
  • • 24/7 monitoring

Frequently asked questions

Is this converter free to use?

Yes — basic conversions are free. Advanced features like batch mode or PDF/A may require an account.

Will formulas be preserved in the PDF?

No — PDFs are static snapshots. Formulas are evaluated and exported as fixed values.

Can I export only certain sheets or ranges?

Yes — specify sheets or use print areas to export only what you need.

What about hidden sheets and comments?

Hidden sheets can be excluded. You can include cell comments or notes in the export.

Do I need to install software?

No — everything runs in the cloud and produces a downloadable PDF ready to print or archive.

Can I create a PDF/A archival version?

Yes — choose PDF/A output for long-term preservation and compliance with archival standards.

Will charts remain sharp in the PDF?

Charts are exported at high resolution; enlarge charts on the sheet before converting for the best results.

What is the maximum upload size?

Single files up to 100 MB are supported. Very large workbooks may be split into smaller jobs for better performance.