Structured from real documents
Every column comes off an actual invoice, bank statement, receipt or payslip — in the order you fill it in, not the order it was thought of.
Free Excel template builder
Pick one of 25 professionally structured spreadsheets, add your logo, brand color and font, and download the .xlsx. No signup, no charge.
The builder
Company name, logo, brand color, font. The preview updates as you type — download when it looks right.
A hiring pipeline in one sheet: who applied, how to reach them, what they do now and where they are in your process.
It goes in the band above your sheet, and on the file’s properties.
SVG, PNG or JPEG — a vector is ideal and we’ll render it for the spreadsheet. Use a version with no background so it sits cleanly on the band. It sits in the band above your sheet, with the column headers below it.
Taken from your logo where we can. The header, the stripe, the band and the text all follow this one color.
This is the file, not a picture of one — it is drawn from the same model the workbook is painted from.
| 3 — the header row | Name | Phone | Location | Current title | Company | Skills | Status | Notes | |
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| 4 | Jordan Rivera | [email protected] | +1 555 0142 | Austin, TX | Senior Engineer | Northwind | TypeScript, Go, AWS | Screening | Short note — delete this row |
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Your template, your columns
This page brands our layouts. For layouts that are yours, there are two routes — both inside ParseForMe, both free to start.
Upload your spreadsheet once. We read its columns, you map them to the fields we extract, and every export after that comes back in your exact layout — same headers, same order, same styling.
Upload a sample→No file yet? Write the columns out — one per line, or paste a header row — and ParseForMe builds the layout around them, then reads your documents straight into it.
Write your columns→No card required. The free builder above keeps working without an account.
Categories
Seven categories, 25 free layouts. Every one is brandable in the builder above.
Why this builder
A template found online breaks the moment a tool tries to read it. These do not.
Every column comes off an actual invoice, bank statement, receipt or payslip — in the order you fill it in, not the order it was thought of.
One brand color drives the header, the row stripe and the band together, and the ink flips to stay readable on it.
Frozen headers, number and date formats, dropdown validation, sized columns. A working sheet, not a picture of one.
The image is read and the workbook painted inside this page. No upload, no account, and no copy of your brand assets on our disk.
No signup wall, no card, no download cap, and no watermark over your branding.
A blank spreadsheet is the easy half. ParseForMe reads your invoices, bank statements, receipts, purchase orders, delivery notes, payslips, scans and PDFs, and writes the rows straight into columns like these — the layout you just branded, filled in.
FAQ
Yes. There is no account, no email capture, no card and no download limit. The workbook is built in your own browser and saved straight to your device, so there is nothing for us to meter.
No. Your logo is read, rendered and placed into the spreadsheet entirely inside this page — the file never reaches a server. That is also why the builder keeps working whether or not you are signed in.
A real .xlsx workbook: frozen header row, correct number and date formats, dropdown validation on the columns that have fixed values, sized columns, and one greyed example row you delete before you start. It opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers and LibreOffice.
Not in this free builder, deliberately: these layouts are shaped so tools further down the line can read them, and renaming a header is the fastest way to break that. Branding changes how the sheet looks and never what it contains — and you can of course edit the file once it is on your machine. If you want columns of your own from the start, that lives in ParseForMe itself: upload the spreadsheet you already fill in, or write your columns out and build the layout from scratch. Signing up is free and comes with 30 tokens.
Yes, inside ParseForMe rather than on this page. Create an account (free, 30 tokens included) and you can either upload the spreadsheet you already use or type your columns out to design a new layout, then have your documents read straight into it. This page is the no-account half: our structure, your branding.
The ones Excel ships with, so the file looks the same on the machine you send it to. A font we cannot guarantee would be silently substituted when the workbook is opened elsewhere, with no warning anywhere.
A small credit at the end of the branded band above the sheet, linked back to this builder. It sits outside the data entirely — it adds no column, moves no header and changes nothing an importer reads — and it is how somebody who receives your spreadsheet can find the tool that made it.
Pick a layout, put your brand on it, download the workbook. About a minute, no account.