PDFxlsx vs Web to PDF

PDFxlsx converts PDFs with tabular data into spreadsheet files, including XLSX, XLS, CSV, and Google Sheets output. Its table detection recognizes rows, columns, headers, merged cells, borderless tables, and nested tables. For scanned PDFs, built-in OCR supports 25 languages. The resulting spreadsheets retain numeric and date data types, and tables can be placed in separate worksheets. Plus and Pro support batches of up to 500 files, processed in parallel, with ZIP downloads. A REST API for single-file and batch conversion, webhook callbacks, and token authentication is available on Pro and Enterprise. PDFxlsx lists Excel, Google Sheets, QuickBooks, Zapier, Xero, SAP, and NetSuite among tools used with its outputs. Paid plans accept files up to 50 MB. Starter includes 50 conversions per month, Plus 500, and Pro unlimited conversions. A free account gets a one-time demo of 3 conversions, but there is no free plan. Pricing is $40.83 a year for Starter, $82.50 a year for Plus, and $165.83 a year for Pro, billed yearly; Enterprise pricing is tailored. The service is available on the web, Windows, macOS, iOS, via API, and self-hosted.

Web to PDF turns a webpage URL into a file for offline sharing or record keeping. It can produce PDF, JPG, PNG, GIF, or TIFF files, and lists additional conversions from HTML, HTM, or MHT to PDF and PDF to HTML. Page controls cover size, orientation, margins, and zoom, including custom dimensions. Other settings include print layout, removing JavaScript or links, page numbers, grayscale, bookmarks, and a configurable wait time. Its Chromium-based engine can render page content updated by JavaScript. For PDFs, users can apply a text watermark, set a password, or prevent extraction and printing. No account or email is needed. The service says files are machine processed without human review and transferred over HTTPS, but advises against submitting highly sensitive or critical files. Files can remain available for up to one hour, and login-required pages are unsupported. The FAQ says conversions are free, though terms allow frequency limits tied to usage and server capacity.