Excel to PDF in your browser
Need a PDF of a workbook for a client, the archive, or the printer? Convert your Excel file (.xlsx) right here, without uploading payroll, pricing, or financial models to a cloud server. An office engine in your desktop browser lays out the sheets and saves the PDF.
- Your XLSX is converted on your own computer.
- Budgets, ledgers, and models never touch a remote server.
- Keeps cell borders, calculated values, and print areas.
- Gives you a PDF snapshot that’s hard to change by accident.
How to use Excel to PDF
- Choose your XLSX workbook in a desktop browser.
- Confirm the engine requirements and start the conversion.
- Check the PDF for page breaks, cut-off columns, and scaling.
Technical notes & limits
- Works with .xlsx only (not .xls or macro-enabled .xlsm) and needs a desktop browser with SharedArrayBuffer and about 1 GB of free memory.
- Wide sheets without print scaling may run across several PDF pages.
Spreadsheets hold your most sensitive numbers
Workbooks often contain pricing formulas, salaries, or customer lists across several tabs. Converting on your own device means the raw file never reaches an outside server, and you still get a clean PDF.
Stop wide sheets from splitting
The converter follows the print area, orientation, and scaling saved in your file. If a wide table spills onto extra pages, set the sheet to Landscape and choose Fit All Columns on One Page in Excel, then convert again.
Frequently asked questions
Will all worksheets in my Excel file be included in the PDF?
The converter exports the printable sheets in your workbook. Check the PDF to make sure every tab and column you need is there.
How do I stop a wide table from splitting across pages?
In Excel, set the sheet to Landscape and scale it to fit one page wide before converting.
Can I convert legacy .xls spreadsheets?
Save the .xls as .xlsx first, then convert it here.