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Excel to PDF Converter Online

Turn a spreadsheet into a PDF that anyone can open without touching your formulas. Currency and percentage formats, borders, fills and column widths all come across, and every worksheet is included.

  • Formats survive the trip Currency, percentages and dates render as they do in Excel.
  • All worksheets included A multi-sheet workbook becomes a multi-page PDF, not just the active tab.
  • Formulas become values Recipients see the results without being able to alter the calculations.
Your spreadsheet is uploaded only to convert it, then deleted immediately.

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How to convert Excel to PDF

  1. Drop your .xlsx or .xls workbook into the upload area above.
  2. Press Convert to PDF.
  3. Your PDF downloads automatically, with every worksheet laid out in order.

Why convert Excel to PDF before sharing

Sending a spreadsheet hands over everything: your formulas, your hidden columns, your assumptions, and the ability to change any of it. A PDF sends the result. It is why quotes, invoices, budgets and board packs go out as PDFs even when they were built in Excel.

A note on very wide sheets

PDF pages have fixed dimensions, so a sheet wider than the page has to break across pages — the same thing that happens when you print from Excel. If a layout matters to you, set the print area, orientation and scaling in Excel and save before converting; those settings are respected. Anything already set up to print cleanly will convert cleanly.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Excel to PDF converter include every worksheet?
Yes. When you convert Excel to PDF online, every sheet is included in workbook order. A four-sheet workbook produces a PDF covering all four rather than only the worksheet that happened to be selected when you saved.
What happens to my formulas?
Their calculated results are rendered. A cell containing =SUM(C2:C40) appears as its total. The formula itself is not carried into the PDF, which is usually the entire point of sending one.
Do currency and percentage formats hold?
Yes. Number formatting, thousands separators, decimal places, date formats, cell fills and borders are all preserved.
Which formats can I upload?
.xlsx and .xlsm from modern Excel, .xls from older versions, .xltx templates, OpenDocument .ods and plain .csv. The file's real contents are checked rather than its name, so a mislabelled upload is explained rather than silently mangled.
Going the other way?
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