Your import needs records, but your source is a photograph
Prepare comma-separated records from a photographed table when your destination needs CSV rather than a workbook. Review the recognized values before export, then choose the right column types in the application that imports them.
Image-only lists for a data pipeline
Turn a photographed reference list into a reviewed CSV input for a script, keeping your own validation between OCR and downstream processing.
Moving camera-captured prices into Sheets
Prepare plain rows that Google Sheets can import, then select the correct locale for decimal and date interpretation.
Prepare camera-captured rows for a CSV import
- Use a sharp JPG with complete column headings and no glare across the values.
- 纠正识别错误，并确认每一行都包含预期字段。
- 导出 CSV，先检查一小批导入结果，再将完整文件加载到目标位置。
Photo extraction, delimiters and lost number formats
- What does a JPG to CSV result contain?
- 它以分隔文本的形式包含识别出的表格数值，但不包含原始照片、工作表样式或图片元数据。
- Can changing the .jpg extension to .csv convert my table?
- No. Renaming a file does not read its pixels. OCR must recognize the visible values before they can be written as CSV records.
- Why do imported photo values appear in one column?
- Check the import delimiter in your destination. Use its CSV import dialog and confirm the column preview before completing the import.
- Will CSV remember the number format shown in the photograph?
- CSV 保存文本字段时不会保留工作簿单元格格式。检查数值后，请在导入应用中设置日期、标识符和数字格式。
