Free receipt OCR to CSV
Convert a receipt to CSV
Extract visible receipt text into a spreadsheet-friendly file. OCR runs on your device, with no account and no image upload.
Step 1
Receipt image
No image selected
Step 2
Receipt lines
The CSV contains line_number and recognized_text columns. It does not infer merchant, tax, date, or price fields.
Need structured columns?
Move from OCR lines to organized spending.
Create a free account, no card required, and Billig can extract receipt details, save purchases, and answer questions about your spending.
CSV without an upload
Tesseract.js reads the selected image locally in your browser. Billig does not receive the receipt image or extracted text; OCR models are downloaded from jsDelivr and cached by your browser.
Simple, inspectable rows
The export has two columns: line_number and recognized_text. Each non-empty OCR line becomes one UTF-8 CSV row that you can open in Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets, or a text editor.
Honest about structure
This tool does not guess which line is the merchant, date, tax, total, or item price. Review important values yourself, or use the Billig web app when you need structured receipt fields.
Receipt to CSV workflow
How to convert a receipt image to CSV
A clear image and a quick review produce a more useful line-by-line spreadsheet than exporting OCR without checking it.
- Choose the clearest image.Use a flat, well-lit JPEG, PNG, or WebP receipt photo under 10 MB.
- Match the language.Select English, German, or both so the OCR model recognizes the printed text.
- Review recognized lines.Check dates, decimal separators, totals, and characters that faded thermal paper may distort.
- Download UTF-8 CSV.Open the file in your spreadsheet and split or label fields only when your workflow requires it.
Raw CSV versus receipt data
Know what the CSV contains
The download is designed for transparent, line-by-line OCR export. It is useful for archiving, searching, or building your own spreadsheet workflow.
This CSV converter
Exports each recognized text line with a row number. It makes no hidden assumptions about receipt fields.
Billig web app
Extracts merchant, date, total, category, and visible line items into a saved receipt you can search and ask Bon about.
Try structured extraction →Questions
Receipt OCR to CSV FAQ
Is the receipt converted to CSV on Billig servers?
No. The image is processed locally in your browser. Billig does not receive or store the image, OCR text, or generated CSV.
What columns are included in the CSV?
The file includes line_number and recognized_text. Each non-empty recognized receipt line becomes one row.
Does the CSV separate merchant, date, tax, total, and items?
No. This free export is raw OCR text organized by line. Use the Billig web app when you need structured receipt fields and saved spending data.
Can I open the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets?
Yes. The file uses UTF-8 text, comma-separated columns, escaped quotes, and a byte-order mark for broad spreadsheet compatibility.
Is the receipt-to-CSV converter free?
Yes. The browser tool has no account gate or usage charge. OCR performance depends on your device, image quality, and receipt length.