Scan receipts into Excel from your iPhone, one row per item
Typing receipts into a spreadsheet is slow and error-prone. Itemize AI reads each product from the photo and exports a CSV with one row per item, ready for Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers.
Corner Market
10/28/2026USD
Items (8)
- BananasGroceries · Fruit$0.71
- Whole milk, 1 galGroceries · Dairy$3.89
- Sourdough loafGroceries · Bread$5.49
- Penne pastaGroceries · Pasta$1.79
- Extra virgin olive oilGroceries · Oil$8.99
- Dish soapHousehold · Cleaning$3.29
- AA batteries, 4 packHousehold · Batteries$6.49
- Sparkling water, 6 packGroceries · Drinks$4.99
- Subtotal
- $35.64
- Tax
- $0.78
- Total
- $36.42
How it works
Scan receipts
Photograph one receipt or several at once. Add one by hand when you only have a card slip.
Check the items
Review the extracted products and prices, and edit anything the printout made hard to read.
Export to CSV
Share the CSV to Files, Mail or your Mac, then open it in your spreadsheet of choice.
Every line item, with its own price
Desktop receipt-to-Excel tools are built for bookkeepers processing invoice batches. Itemize AI is for the person with a stack of receipts and an iPhone: the extraction happens in the app, and the spreadsheet arrives with every item already split out.
Because each row is an item, you can sum by category, filter by tag or build a pivot table without cleaning anything first.
Works with the tools you already use
CSV is the common format that Excel, Google Sheets, Apple Numbers and most accounting software import. Export as often as you like; the app also keeps a full backup of your library.
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Questions (3)
How do I scan a receipt into Excel on iPhone?
Scan the receipt in Itemize AI, check the extracted items, then export to CSV and open the file in Excel. Each item appears on its own row.
Can I export to Google Sheets?
Yes. Import the CSV file into Google Sheets, or open it directly from Google Drive.
Is there a web version?
Itemize AI is an iPhone and iPad app, and it also runs on Macs with Apple silicon.