Paper receipt → spreadsheet row
A shoebox of receipts is not a record. Photograph one receipt, get one editable row — vendor, date, currency, tax, total — then export CSV for Excel or Google Sheets. Runs in your phone's browser; there is no app to install.
On a phone, the button opens both the camera and your photo library. Pick either.
Vendor, date, tax and total come back as editable text. Fix a misread digit in place.
Keep the rows for the week or the month in one table, then download a single CSV.
Photos larger than the upload threshold are resized inside your browser before they leave the device, so a 12 MP phone photo does not fail the upload.
vendor,date,currency,subtotal,tax,total,notes Larkfield Hardware,2026-11-04,USD,41.00,3.28,44.28,
One receipt is one summary row — not the itemised lines on the docket. That is deliberate: expense sheets and CSV imports want totals per document, and item-level splitting is a different (much larger) problem.
| Job | ReceiptSheet |
|---|---|
| Photo of a paper receipt → one summary row | Yes |
| Email/PDF receipt uploaded from a desktop | Yes |
| CSV you can open in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets | Yes |
| Every line item on the receipt as its own row | No — one row per receipt |
| Auto-sync into an accounting ledger | No — you export the file and import it yourself |
| Cash-back, points, or rewards for scanning | No — you pay for the tool, it does not pay you |
Free: 3 receipts/day without an account, 5/day signed in. Paid: $9/mo for 300 documents, $19/mo unlimited. Cancel any time; refunds are covered by the refund policy.
The usual causes are a cropped bottom edge, a curled receipt, or flash glare over the total line. Re-shoot flat and fully in frame, or paste the receipt text instead. Every field is editable, so a single wrong digit does not mean redoing the whole batch.
Yes. Tick Append to table before extracting, and each receipt adds one row. When you are done, export the table as one CSV. The free tier's daily limit applies to the number of documents, not to exports.
Yes — it is a website, so the camera button works inside your phone browser. That is also why it works the same on an old Android phone and on an iPad.
No. ReceiptSheet does not pay you for receipts and has no points, offers, or redemption scheme. It is a paid tool for turning documents into rows, which is why it never asks for access to your email inbox.