Convert WebP to XLSX

Convert WebP to XLSX when a table from a website was saved as a picture: a price list, a timetable, or a plan comparison. The values land in Excel cells and can be counted again.

What happens when you convert WebP to XLSX

Recognised rows and columns are laid out across the cells of a workbook. When the picture holds text rather than a table, the lines take their own rows, while the words may spread into neighbouring columns.

Sites serve crisp tables and infographics with figures over a background alike in WebP. The former read well; on the latter, small captions and digits over a busy backdrop read worse. The styling of the source does not reach the workbook; the values do.

• Values from the picture land in cells and work with formulas.
• Colours, borders, and merged cells are not reproduced.
• With no readable text there is no file: the conversion ends with an error.

How to convert WebP to XLSX

1. Upload your image in WebP.
2. Select XLSX as the result format.
3. Start the conversion.
4. Open the workbook and check the values against the picture.

When a table arrived from a site as a picture

• Compare in Excel the rates of several suppliers posted as images.
• Move a timetable from a website into your own sheet to mark the runs you need.
• Collect product specifications from marketplace listings.
• Recalculate figures from an infographic for a report of your own.
• Save a table from a page before it is updated.

Other options for WebP files

• For import into another system, use the WebP to CSV converter.
• When only the text is needed, use the WebP to TXT converter.
• If the same table exists as a screenshot, the PNG to Excel (XLSX) converter is more accurate.

FAQ

Is the table styling kept?

No. Values go into the workbook, while colours and borders are set again in Excel.

What if the values drifted into separate columns?

That happens when the table borders are not visible on the picture. Take a larger version of the image or join the values back in Excel.

What about an animated WebP?

The table is read from an image rather than a sequence of frames, so the outcome for an animation is unpredictable. Save the frame you need as a separate picture.