XLS is the older Excel format, and many legacy exports and accounting tools still produce it. Opening an .xls file usually means having a desktop spreadsheet program handy. Upload it to Link in Seconds instead and we render the workbook as a live table with a tab per sheet, right in the browser. Share one short link and the reader sees every row and column with no Excel and no account.
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We display the workbook as a clean table with one tab per sheet, so nothing gets lost from a multi sheet legacy file.
Send the short link or QR code. The reader views the data in any browser, no software required.
A lot of exports from older systems, bank tools, and enterprise apps still come out as .xls. We render that format directly, so you do not have to keep a desktop spreadsheet app installed just to look at one file.
Rather than emailing an .xls that the recipient may not be able to open, you send a link. The table loads in the browser with each sheet intact, which is perfect for passing legacy reports to people who never touch Excel.
Every link shows real view counts so you know the file was opened. On Pro you can lock it with a password, add an expiry date, and hide our branding for a professional share.
Yes. We render classic .xls workbooks as a table in the browser, the same way we handle newer .xlsx files, with a tab for each sheet.
No. The workbook opens in any web browser. There is nothing to install and the viewer never needs an account.
Yes. Each sheet in the workbook becomes its own tab, so multi sheet legacy files keep their full structure for the reader.
Yes. The link opens on any phone or desktop browser and the table adapts to the screen, so a client can check the numbers on the go.
Upload a file and share one clean, trackable link — free, no sign-up to start.