Convert your bank statement PDF to Excel

Upload the PDF from your bank and download it as Excel, CSV, OFX or QIF. We check the balances so you know no transaction is missing.

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Truly private

The PDF is read inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so nobody else sees your transactions.

Checked against balances

Every transaction is reconciled with the running balance. If something does not add up, we flag it.

Ready for your accountant

Excel, CSV, OFX and QIF from the same PDF.

How to convert a bank statement from PDF to Excel

The Excel file has real dates and real numbers, so you can sum, filter and build pivot tables straight away. Money out is negative and money in is positive.

  1. Download the PDF statement from your online banking.
  2. Drop it in the box above (or click to choose it).
  3. Check that it says “Balances match”.
  4. Click “Excel” to download it.

FAQ

Which banks does it work with?

Any text-based PDF statement (the ones you download from online banking). It detects the date, description, amount and balance columns automatically. Scanned PDFs (photos or photocopies) are not supported yet.

Is my statement uploaded?

No. The conversion runs inside your browser and the page is locked down so it cannot send data anywhere else. You can check it: load the page, disconnect from the internet and it still works. We only count visits and conversions, anonymously and without cookies, never the content of your statements.

What if the PDF has a password?

We will ask for it when opening the file. The password never leaves your computer either.

What does “balances match” mean?

For every transaction, the previous balance plus the amount equals the balance printed by the bank. If it matches, no transaction is missing and no sign is flipped.