Can I turn phone photos of receipts into Excel?

Yes. Drop JPG or PNG shots. DropSheet reads them on this computer and writes Excel rows. Nothing uploaded.

Is this an upload converter?

No. Typical photo-to-Excel sites send the picture to a server. DropSheet does not. Files stay on your computer.

What if the photo is muddy?

Keep the row. Type the total. Thermal gas receipts do this a lot. The rest of the sheet still exports.

Those are the phone formats. PDFs belong on PDF receipts to Excel. Same program. Same $29.99 license.

Does Excel leave this computer?

Only if you save the file yourself. DropSheet does not store the workbook. No account.

DropSheet / Receipt photos to Excel

Receipt photos to Excel

JPG and PNG phone photos become Excel rows on this computer. Not an upload converter. Nothing uploaded. $29.99 once. getdropsheet.com

The camera roll is the shoebox now. Coffee, gas, Office Depot, Uber — all still pictures. DropSheet reads those pictures here and writes date, vendor, total, tax, and category. Excel adds a By category sheet. The photo never goes to a server.

Try receipt photos to Excel

Sample pile totals $123.74. The sheet is free. Excel stays locked until a Gumroad license is pasted. $29.99 once.

DropSheet

Drop receipt photos or PDFs. Or paste email text. Privacy. Nothing uploaded. Reading stays on this computer.

How receipt photos become Excel

01
Drop the JPGs or PNGs
Several at once. Shoot the receipt the day you get it, even if the photo is ugly.
02
Read on this computer
Nothing uploaded. Fix vendor or date. Type the total if the thermal print is gone.
03
Download Excel
Receipts sheet plus By category. You save the file. DropSheet does not keep a copy.

Photos, not a cloud inbox

If the receipt is a PDF from email, use PDF receipts to Excel. If you need the tax-season pile for an accountant, use tax receipts in a spreadsheet. Same DropSheet. Same $29.99. Nothing uploaded. Flat file: receipts to CSV. Consumer privacy.