Pull the tables out of a PDF into a real .xlsx workbook — one worksheet per page. The whole reconstruction runs in your browser, which is the only way to convert a bank statement or payroll report without handing the numbers to a third party.
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A PDF has no concept of a cell. It stores each fragment of text with an exact position on the page, and the “table” you see is just alignment. Morphix reads those coordinates: fragments sharing a baseline become one row, and a horizontal gap wider than about 1.5% of the page width starts a new column. That mirrors how your eye separates columns, so clean, ruled tables come across almost perfectly.
Merged cells, multi-line cells and heavily nested headers still need a manual tidy afterwards — that is true of every PDF-to-Excel tool, cloud or local.
The PDFs people want as spreadsheets are almost always confidential: account numbers, salaries, customer lists, unreleased financials. Uploading them to a third-party converter is usually a straight breach of an internal data policy, and often of GDPR too. Because Morphix never sends the file anywhere, there is no processor to assess, no retention window to worry about, and nothing to disclose.