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Screenshot to Data

Turn a screenshot of a table into CSV, JSON, or Markdown with AI vision

Drop a screenshot of a table — from a spreadsheet, a dashboard, a PDF, or a Slack message — and get the data back as CSV, JSON, or a Markdown table you can paste anywhere. It uses AI vision to read the rows and columns out of the image, then converts the result to every format locally in your browser. It's for the moments when you have data trapped as a picture and retyping it by hand is the only other option.

Fetches live results over the network — not logged, no tracking, no ads

How to use Screenshot to Data

  1. Drop, paste (Ctrl/Cmd+V), or upload a screenshot that contains a table.
  2. Click Extract — the image is sent to our AI model, which reads the rows and columns.
  3. Review the result as a table, then switch tabs to CSV, JSON, or Markdown.
  4. Copy or download the format you need; the conversions all happen on your device.

Frequently asked questions

Does my screenshot leave my browser?

Yes — unlike most DevPouch tools, this one has to send your image to our AI model to read it. The image is downscaled in your browser first and is not stored or logged, but you should avoid uploading screenshots that contain secrets or sensitive personal data.

What kinds of images work best?

Clear screenshots of tabular data — spreadsheets, query results, dashboards, invoices, or rendered tables. Sharp text and visible row/column structure give the most accurate extraction; very low-resolution or heavily stylised images are harder to read.

Why are some cells slightly off?

Vision extraction is best-effort, not OCR-perfect. Merged cells, rotated text, and dense tables can produce a misread or a shifted row. Always sanity-check the output against the image before using it, especially for numbers.

Which output format should I use?

CSV for spreadsheets and data pipelines, JSON for code (each row becomes an object keyed by column), and Markdown for pasting a readable table into docs, tickets, or pull requests.

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