Convert JPG to CSV

JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) is a common image format that compresses files but loses some quality.

JPEG files have some useful features:

• They compress efficiently, making smaller file sizes
• They work on many devices and platforms
• They are great for photos and complex images with gradual color changes
• You can adjust how much they compress to balance quality and file size

When we extract data from JPEGs, they might contain:

• Photos of documents, receipts, or handwritten notes
• Scanned images of data tables or spreadsheets
• Screenshots of content with lots of data

People often use JPEG image data extraction for:

• Turning physical documents and records into digital form
• Getting data from photographed receipts or invoices
• Changing visual information from presentations or reports
• Automating data entry from image sources

By changing JPEG images with data into organized formats like CSV or Excel, you can turn visual information into editable, analyzable data. Then you can process it more or use it in various data analysis and management tools.

Comma-separated values (CSV) is a simple and popular format for storing tabular data. It's easy to read and create, making it a go-to choice for many.

Row delimiter

The row delimiter separates each row in the CSV data. It's usually a new line character (LF) or a carriage return plus a new line character (CRLF).

We'll automatically detect and parse the rows correctly, so you don't need to worry about it.

Value separator

The value separator splits each value within a row.

For CSV files, it's typically a comma, but it can vary depending on the software used to create the file. We support these separators:

• Comma ,
• Tab \t
• Pipe |
• Hash #
• Semicolon ;

Character encoding

The character encoding of your CSV file might differ based on the software you used to create it.

If you're not sure about the character encoding, don't worry. We'll try to guess it automatically if it's not specified.