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PDFLite

Convert Excel to PDF — Free, No Upload

Turn a .xlsx or .xls workbook into clean PDF tables, one per sheet. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Drop a .xlsx or .xls file here, or click to browse

Every sheet becomes a table in the PDF, one document at a time

Every tool above runs entirely on your device — nothing is ever uploaded.

The short version

Drop in a .xlsx or .xls file, download a PDF. No upload, no account, no watermark — every sheet becomes its own table.

Step by step

1

Drop your spreadsheet into the box. Both .xlsx and older .xls work.

2

Pick landscape or portrait. Landscape fits wider sheets better.

3

Click "Convert to PDF." Each sheet becomes its own page, named as a heading.

Example PDF converted from an Excel spreadsheet, showing a table with a heading row and totals row rendered as a clean landscape table
A real conversion: each sheet becomes its own labeled table in the PDF, and the text stays selectable, not a flattened image.

Why nothing gets uploaded

Most tools

Send your spreadsheet to a server to render it, then send back a PDF.

PDFLite

Reads the workbook's data directly in the browser (SheetJS), builds the PDF locally. Matters for budgets, invoices, payroll, financial models.

What to expect, honestly

Converts your sheets' data and structure into clean PDF tables.

✓ Carries over

Column headers, row values, each sheet as its own section, formulas' last-saved calculated values.

✕ Doesn't carry over

Charts, embedded images, cell colors, Excel's exact print layout.

A data export or quick reference copy holds up well; check a professionally designed report before presenting it as-is.

Free plan limits

3/day

Conversions, free plan

15 pages

Per resulting PDF, free plan

Larger workbooks or daily use? Premium removes both limits — $5/month.

Who this is for

Anyone who tracks something in a spreadsheet but needs to send a clean, read-only copy — a budget for a client, an inventory list, a set of calculations for a report — without uploading the working spreadsheet to another website first.