Invoices & quotes
Built in a spreadsheet, sent as a document. Nobody should receive an invoice they can edit.
Upload one workbook or several and get PDFs back — the layout fixed, the formulas hidden behind their results, and nothing anyone can accidentally retype. Whatever page setup you saved in Excel is exactly what the PDF follows.
Opens the same on every device, with or without Excel — their phone, their tablet, their ten-year-old print driver.
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Wide sheets need a decision made somewhere A spreadsheet has no page edges; a PDF does, so a very wide table has to break across sheets of paper. If the result matters — an invoice, something a client sees — open the workbook once and set landscape, a print area, or Fit to 1 page wide under Page Layout. That setup is saved in the file and is exactly what the PDF follows. Tall tables are fine as they are; it's width that causes trouble. Your download link stays live for 60 minutes.
Because an emailed workbook is an invitation. Somebody sorts one column without the others, or types over a formula, and sends it back as the new truth.
Their phone, their tablet, their ten-year-old print driver — same document. And it opens for people who have no spreadsheet app at all.
Your margins, rates and workings don't travel with the figures you meant to share. What arrives is the result, not the model that produced it.
Nothing kept, read or used to train anything. Files go when the 60-minute link expires. Worth knowing, since the files converted here are usually invoices, salaries or client accounts.
A 24-hour day pass costs €1. No subscription, no auto-renewal — enough for the batch that's due today, and you can decide later.
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| Excel to PDF Cyborg | Save As → PDF in Excel | Free converter sites | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Several files at once | Yes | One at a time | One, then a wait |
| Needs Excel installed | No | Yes | No |
| Watermark on the PDF | None | None | Often, or a page limit |
| Keeps your page setup | Free converter sites | ||
| Ads & trackers | None | ||
| Price | From €1 | Free with Excel | €20–60 |
If Excel is open in front of you and you have one file to send, Save As → PDF is free and finished in ten seconds — do that. This is for the twenty invoices, the laptop without Office, the phone on the way to a meeting. The free converter sites cover those too, in exchange for a watermark across your invoice, a queue, and a privacy policy worth reading twice before you upload a payroll sheet. Here the files are deleted after an hour and the PDF is clean.
A PDF captures the printed look of the workbook — which is more than a CSV keeps and less than the workbook itself. What that means in practice is worth being specific about.
Orientation, print area, margins, Scale to Fit — whatever is saved in the workbook is what the PDF follows. Nothing is imposed here, which is exactly why fixing the layout once in Excel is worth doing.
Tabs follow one after another in the same document. If a sheet shouldn't be seen — workings, margins, notes — delete it from a copy first, or convert only the tab you mean to send.
The text stays selectable and searchable, so Ctrl+F works and figures can be copied out. If you specifically want a flat image, Excel to JPG Cyborg does that instead.
Charts, cell fills, borders and number formats are part of the printed look, and that's what a PDF captures. Unlike CSV, nothing visual is thrown away.
A PDF holds no formulas, so your rates and workings don't travel with the figures. Keep the workbook as your editable copy and treat the PDF as the thing you hand over.
No password is applied. A PDF makes casual editing awkward and removes your formulas from the file, which is what most people actually want — but it isn't encryption, and anyone determined can extract the text. For genuinely confidential figures, use a channel you trust as well.
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Almost always because the recipient needs to read it, not run it.
Built in a spreadsheet, sent as a document. Nobody should receive an invoice they can edit.
The board wants the figures, not your model. A PDF ends the conversation about which tab to look at.
Grant forms, tenders and portals ask for PDF because they need one fixed version on file.
A print shop or a meeting room printer produces what you saw. A workbook is a gamble on their settings.
What was agreed on the day, frozen — not a file that quietly changed after everyone approved it.
Plenty of people have no spreadsheet app at all. Everyone can open a PDF on a phone.
Whatever it's for, upload the workbooks and download the PDFs.
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