Upload a photo and turn the visible receipt into structured merchant, purchase, and total fields you can review instead of receiving one block of unorganized text.


A receipt scanner should organize what it reads:
Use the editable results to correct faded text or ambiguous figures before downloading your data.

Photograph the entire receipt in even light with the text in focus
Crop excessive background while keeping the header and total visible
Run the scan and compare uncertain fields with the original image
Export the corrected summaries and itemized rows to XLSX or CSV

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A structured receipt scan is useful for turning paper purchases into an expense log, checking a reimbursement submission, organizing household spending, or preparing records for later review. It is especially helpful when the receipt contains many products that would otherwise require repetitive data entry.
Image quality still matters. Creases, glare, cut-off totals, overlapping fingers, bleed-through, and very faint thermal printing can reduce accuracy. Keep the original receipt and verify material amounts before relying on the extracted data for accounting, taxes, warranties, or disputes.

Basic OCR returns recognized text. This receipt scanner also organizes that text into fields such as supplier, date, receipt number, line-item description, quantity, price, tax, discount, and total.
Yes. Upload a phone photo as long as the receipt is legible, reasonably straight, fully visible, and not obscured by strong glare or shadows.
Yes, but use a sufficiently sharp image so product descriptions and prices remain readable. For a very long receipt, ensure the camera resolution is high enough and the edges are not cropped.
Yes. Upload multiple files in one batch. Extractify keeps the receipts as separate documents while combining their summaries and line items into tables you can review.
A product tax letter or a tax-inclusive total does not reveal the actual VAT amount by itself. If the receipt does not explicitly show usable tax detail, the scanner leaves those fields incomplete instead of inventing a zero.
Yes. The extracted table is editable, so you can compare it with the receipt image and correct descriptions, dates, prices, categories, or totals before export.