Excel to JPG – Convert Excel Sheets to JPG Images Online

Converting Excel to JPG is a great idea. The JPG image format will store your data in a much smaller file size. Better yet, by saving an Excel file to JPG, all of your data will be stored as an image, preventing others from copying or editing the information.

We first take the Excel file, convert it to PDF, and then to JPG. As Microsoft Office doesn’t allow users to export Microsoft Excel files to image document formats, you can use this method to do it instead!

Will the Converter Affect My File’s Quality?

If you’re just transferring plain text and figures from your Excel to JPG, the image quality will be 100% identical to when it was in an XLSX or XLS file (or any other binary file format, really).

In case you’re transferring files with images inside, note that the output file will be in JPG format, a compressed image type. This means there might be slight differences in the quality of your image, depending on the original formatting, e.g. screenshots vs. photos imported straight from a digital camera.

Where Can I Store My New JPG File?

Anywhere you’d like. On the result page, you can click “Download” to save your file in image format to your computer. When you hit the download button you’ll also see the option to save the image to Dropbox or Google Drive.

You can convert Excel to JPG on any web browser of any operating system, or on the go with the Smallpdf Mobile App. Plus, if you have a Pro account, you can convert your files offline with the Smallpdf Desktop App.

Another benefit of the Pro account is being able to convert documents that are up to 5 GB in size. If you’re interested in trying it out, you can sign up for a 7-day free trial.

For general use, the two tools are free for anyone to start using. Enjoy!