Mozis Table Converter

There are moments when you are writing a project and are trying to get inspired from various sources that you encounter excel spreadsheets that may come as useful. Unfortunately, they come in either the form of an image or PDF. For those situations, you may require the help of an application that has spreadsheet-oriented OCR technology implemented, like Mozis Table Converter .

An easy to use image to spreadsheet converter

As you open the program, you will be greeted by a welcoming and modern-looking GUI. The UI itself is not full of features, as it only displays several buttons, as well as a guide to key-combinations that perform the same role as the buttons. This feature makes the program accessible to both beginners and veteran users, as the latter may be more used to using key-bindings that what the UI has to offer.

As soon as you press the appropriate button (or key combination), you will have the option to select the area of the screen that contains the table you wish to edit, similar to you typical screenshot tools. As long as the selected area has a spreadsheet in it, regardless of whether it is an image or a PDF file, you will obtain an editable excel spreadsheet. This conversion has a variable duration, depending on how big the image file is, or how many characters does the spreadsheet have.

During our testing, it was shown that as much as the program does indeed try to replicate the source material, it didn't seem to perform just as well when the image or PDF were of very low DPI. More so, it should be worth noting that the program may occasionally create characters that aren't there, or fail to replicate some of the cells completely, some of them ending up accidentally merged.

Regardless if you're a student finishing your thesis, or an employee doing a business project, replicating spreadsheets manually can be a drag, and that is why a program such as Mozis Table Converter can be so useful.