The Acrobat Excel to PDF converter tool lets you convert Microsoft Excel files entirely online, without needing to download any software onto your local device. You can use the online tool in any web browser and on any operating system, including Mac, Windows and Linux.

If you need additional PDF and e-signing tools, you can try Adobe Acrobat Pro for free for seven days to optimise your document workflows. With the Acrobat trial, you can use PDF editor tools, compress PDF files, annotate files, add headers and footers, merge PDFs and print to PDF. You can also convert Microsoft Word documents, PowerPoint presentations and Excel worksheets or convert images, including JPG, PNG and TIFF files. In addition, OCR functionality lets you convert scanned files to editable text, saving you time by reuse existing content.

Our PDF converter preserves the original formatting of your Microsoft Excel content when you save it as a PDF, ensuring that tables, charts, fonts, and layouts remain intact. This way, your data appears exactly as intended, making it easy to share professional, polished documents without worrying about formatting issues.

You can prevent text and part of your pages getting cut off if you implement page breaks and customise Excel settings such as orientation, page and sheet margins and print area prior to saving your workbook as a PDF file. You can also try other Acrobat online tools to organise and optimise your newly created document, with tools available to delete, rotate, reorder, extract and insert PDF pages.

Currently, the Acrobat online Excel to PDF converter processes one file at a time. For batch conversions, consider using Adobe Acrobat Pro, which offers tools for converting multiple Excel files into PDFs in a single operation, streamlining large-scale document management and saving you time when working with numerous files.

Yes, Adobe Acrobat's Excel to PDF converter can handle workbooks with multiple sheets. When you convert an Excel workbook to PDF, each sheet is converted into a separate page within the PDF, preserving the structure of your original file. This functionality ensures that all the content from your Excel workbook is accurately represented in the resulting PDF document.

To convert a password-protected Excel file to PDF using Adobe's online converter, you must first remove the password protection within Excel before uploading the file. This is because the online converter cannot process files that are password-protected. For more advanced features, such as handling password-protected files, consider using Adobe Acrobat Pro.

Yes, after converting your Excel file to PDF, you can edit the PDF using Acrobat online services. These tools allow you to add annotations, modify text, insert images, and make other adjustments to your document. This flexibility enables you to refine your PDF as needed after the initial conversion.