E-Invoice Converter
Convert between UBL, CII, XRechnung, Factur-X XML, invoice JSON and CSV — and print it.
Pull the invoice number out of a PDF, a scan or a pile of pasted invoices.
Drop invoice PDFs, scans or photos here — several at once
The Invoice Number Extractor pulls invoice numbers out of invoice PDFs, scans, photos and pasted text in bulk, showing the line and the label each value came from, and marking anything it inferred rather than read — all in your browser.
The invoice number is what everything else is filed under: the payment reference, the credit note, the query, the audit trail. Getting it out of a hundred PDFs by hand is a morning of somebody’s life.
It reads the number the way a person does — from the label beside it. "Invoice No.", "Invoice #", "Rechnung Nr.", "Facture n" and a dozen other wordings are recognised, and where nothing is labelled the candidates are listed rather than guessed at silently.
Drop a PDF, a scan or a photo, or paste the text — several files at once if you have them. Every match is listed with the line it came from, so a value you did not expect can be traced back to the page in a second. Results copy as a list or download as CSV, one row per invoice, ready for a spreadsheet.
Scanned files are read with OCR in your browser and marked as guesses with a confidence figure. Nothing is uploaded: the PDF reader and the OCR engine run on your machine.
The way a person does, in several languages.
The line every value came from.
Many files at once, one row each.
Inferred values are never presented as certain.
OCR and parsing run on your machine.
PDFs, scans or photos — or paste the text.
Each shows its value and the line it came from.
Anything inferred rather than labelled is marked.
As a plain list or as CSV.
Yes. Drop as many files as you like and each is read in turn, with one row per file in the results.
Usually an unusual label, or a scan whose OCR went wrong. The report lists what it did find nearby, which normally makes the reason obvious.
Yes, through OCR in your browser, with a confidence figure. A PDF with a text layer is read exactly and is always better where you have the choice.
No. Every file is read on your machine.
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A firm reminder with the interest and recovery costs you are entitled to claim.
Mark an invoice as a draft so nobody pays or files it by mistake.
Fix an invoice CSV: delimiters, quoting, encoding, dates and amounts.
A properly formed credit note, with the reason and the tax credited back.
Bill in sterling with 20% VAT, a sort code and Faster Payments.
A restaurant bill with covers, service charge, tax and a tip line.
The right reminder for how late it is, from a courtesy note to a final notice.