Excel to PDF converter
Turn an .xls or .xlsx into a clean, printable PDF that keeps your worksheets, gridlines, and charts. Free, no login, and your file is discarded the moment it's converted.
- Free, no login, no watermark
- Rendered by LibreOffice, then discarded
- Wide sheets scaled to fit the page
Excel to PDF in three steps
- 1
Drop in your workbook
Drag an .xls or .xlsx onto the page, or browse to pick it from your files.
- 2
Render it to PDF
A LibreOffice engine lays out every worksheet, gridline, and chart the way the sheet prints.
- 3
Download or keep going
Save the PDF, or open it in the browser editor to annotate or sign before you send it.
Spreadsheets that print like you meant them to
Your gridlines and charts survive the trip
The converter keeps cell colors, borders, gridlines, number formats, and embedded charts, so the PDF matches what you'd get from File and Print. Merged cells stay merged. Every worksheet flows onto its own pages in tab order, not just the tab you had open.
- All worksheets, in tab order
- Cell colors, borders, and gridlines
- Embedded charts and images
- Number and date formats preserved
Wide sheets that actually fit the page
A budget with forty columns won't spill off the edge or split a number in half. Very wide sheets are automatically scaled and paginated so every column lands on a page you can read and print. No setting a print area or fiddling with scaling first.
The one moment your file leaves the browser
Converting a spreadsheet faithfully needs a real rendering engine, so this single step runs on our server. Your workbook is rendered to PDF and discarded the instant it's done — never stored, never logged. Say it's a quarterly expense sheet: it becomes a PDF and is gone from our side, while every edit and signature after that happens in your browser.
Why convert your spreadsheet here
Real Excel layout
Worksheets, gridlines, and charts render like they print.
Free, no watermark
No login, no page cap, nothing stamped on.
Discarded instantly
Your workbook is deleted the moment the PDF exists.
Sign after
Annotate or sign the finished PDF in your browser.
Converted, then discarded on the spot
Rendering this format faithfully needs a real document engine, so this one step runs on a server. Your file is converted and discarded the instant your PDF is ready — never saved, never logged. Everything after that happens in your browser.
- Discarded immediately
- Never stored or logged
- Editing stays on your device
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Excel to PDF questions
What happens to my spreadsheet after it's converted?
Rendering a workbook faithfully needs a real engine, so this one step runs on our server. The moment your PDF is ready, the file is discarded — never stored, never logged. Everything you do to the PDF afterward happens in your browser.
Is it free, and will there be a watermark?
It's completely free with no login, and nothing is stamped on your PDF. No page limits, no trial, no export cap.
Will my charts and cell formatting survive?
Yes. Cell colors, borders, gridlines, number formats, and embedded charts all render the way the sheet prints. Merged cells and multiple worksheets come through in order.
My sheet is really wide — will columns get cut off?
No. Very wide sheets are automatically scaled and paginated so every column fits on a readable page, without setting a print area first.
Does it convert every worksheet or just the active one?
Every worksheet in the workbook is converted, in tab order, each flowing onto its own pages.
About converting Excel to PDF
A spreadsheet is a living thing — formulas recalculate, columns resize, and whoever opens it can nudge a number without meaning to. Converting Excel to PDF freezes it: the quarterly report, the invoice, the price list lands on the page exactly as you meant it, and everyone who opens it sees the same thing, whether or not they own Excel.
BrowsePDF renders your workbook with a LibreOffice engine so gridlines, charts, and formatting match a real printout, then discards the file the instant the PDF exists. And converting is only the first step — the finished PDF opens straight into the browser editor, so you can add a signature, stamp an approval, or annotate a figure before you send it, all without another tool.
Every PDF tool in one place
Convert, edit, sign, organize, and secure — all free, all in your browser.