Convert Excel to PDF — on your device
Every sheet as a clean, paginated grid. Nothing uploaded.
Excel to PDF now — free →Drop a .xlsx and Bindery unpacks the workbook in your browser: shared strings, numbers, dates, booleans and the cached results of formulas are read from each visible sheet and laid out as a grid using the column widths Excel stored. Wide sheets turn landscape automatically; the first row is treated as a header and repeated on every page.
It is an honest grid conversion: fonts become Helvetica; colours, merged-cell layouts, charts and conditional formatting are not reproduced, and the result says how many sheets, rows and cells carried over. Bindery runs entirely in your browser — your file is never uploaded, so there is nothing to delete from a server afterwards.
How it works
- Open Excel → PDF and choose a .xlsx (or drop it anywhere)
- Bindery lays out every visible sheet locally
- Download the PDF
Questions people ask
Do formulas work?
Formulas are shown as the value Excel last calculated — the cached result stored in the file. Bindery does not recalculate.
What happens to wide sheets?
If the columns are wider than a portrait page, the sheet is laid out in landscape and columns are scaled to fit; very wide sheets get a smaller font rather than being cut off.
Is my spreadsheet uploaded?
No. The .xlsx is unpacked and the PDF assembled entirely in your browser.