Invoice ScannerInvoices and receipts to Excel, CSV and JSON.

Yes. Scan as many invoices and receipts as you like, with no account, no monthly document limit and no watermark.

No. PDFs and photos are read in your browser and never leave your device. For photos and scans the page downloads the text recognition engine and a language file once; your images are read on your device.

Vendor name, vendor tax or VAT number, invoice number, invoice date, due date, payment terms, buyer, currency, subtotal, tax amount and rates, total, and the line items with description, quantity, unit price and amount.

Labels in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese, with values next to or below their labels, several tax rates, tables that continue over several pages, and till receipts. Dates and amounts are read in the formats those countries use.

Subtotal plus tax must equal the total, the line items must add up to the subtotal (or to the total on receipts that print prices with tax), and each line’s quantity times unit price must equal its amount. Anything that doesn’t add up, is missing or was read with low confidence is marked.

Type the right value, or press the target button next to the field and select the text on the page. You can also select text first and choose which field it belongs to. Undo and redo work for every change.

Yes. Photos are straightened and cleaned up before the text is read. Sharp, evenly lit photos read best; check the fields marked in amber or red, since faded thermal paper can be misread.

It reads printed invoices with rules, not handwriting. One file is one invoice: split PDFs that hold several invoices first. Very unusual layouts may need a few fields picked by hand.

One workbook with an Invoices sheet (one row per document, with real dates and numbers and the check result) and a Line items sheet (one row per item, with the file, vendor and invoice number it belongs to).