Statement→CSVConvert

Private · In-Browser · Free to Start

Bank statements in.
Clean spreadsheets out.

Drop in a statement PDF, check the extracted transactions, download a tidy CSV or Excel file. Your file is parsed on your device — it never touches a server.

Convert a statement — freeHow it works ↓

No upload, ever

Parsing runs in your browser with JavaScript. Bank statements stay on your machine — never uploaded.

CSV + Excel

Every transaction exports as a clean, double-checkable file ready for QuickBooks, Xero, or plain Excel.

Check before export

An editable preview shows exactly what you will download. Anything odd is flagged amber for a second look.

The whole workflow

~30 seconds
  1. 01

    Download

    Grab your statement PDF from your bank’s website or app.

  2. 02

    Drop & check

    Open the converter, drop the file in, review the extracted rows.

  3. 03

    Download again

    Export CSV or Excel. First 10 transactions are free.

Supported banks

Chase

→

Chase statement to CSV & Excel

checking · savings · personal · business

Bank of Americanew

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Bank of America statement to CSV & Excel

cards · checking · savings · business

Guides

No fluff

QuickBooks import, three ways

Web Connect vs CSV vs manual — and which fits your situation.

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Statement PDF asking for a password?

Why it happens and how to get a clean official copy.

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Statement → spreadsheet, the honest primer

All four routes, their catches, and a privacy checklist.

Read guide →