Numbers to Excel on iPhone
Convert straight from the phone: open this page in Safari, upload the .numbers file from Files, and download the .xlsx — no laptop needed.
Drop your .numbers file here, or click to upload
PDF, PNG, or JPG — up to 20 MB · drop several for a batch
Files are processed in memory and deleted immediately after conversion.
We're continually improving our extraction and generation. If a file doesn't convert to your expectations, tell us and we'll fix it.
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How the Numbers to Excel on iPhone converter works
Upload the .numbers file
Drag in a Numbers to Excel on iPhone PDF or image — no account, no setup.
We read and extract
Every line item becomes a structured row — the fields you'd otherwise type by hand.
Download your data
CSV free, or Excel and batches with Pro.
Questions
How do I open a .numbers file in Excel?+
Excel can't read Apple's .numbers format. Upload the file here and download an .xlsx with the table data — plus a PDF showing the exact original spreadsheet — no Mac or iCloud needed.
Are formulas preserved?+
Values are preserved; formulas are not (the .numbers format stores them in a proprietary structure). You get every cell's computed value, ready to work with in Excel.
Why does my file fail to convert?+
Very old iWork '08/'09 files, and spreadsheets saved without an embedded preview, can't be read. On a Mac use File → Advanced → Include Preview in Document, save, and retry.
Is it really free?+
One conversion a day is free with no account; registering (free) raises that to three. Pro removes limits and adds batch upload. No watermarks ever.
Is my spreadsheet private?+
Files are converted in memory and deleted immediately afterwards. We never store, read, or share your data.