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Convert Bank Statements to CSV

Upload a statement, review the extracted rows, and export a CSV with consistent dates, descriptions, amounts, and balances.

Upload a bank statement for CSV conversion

The converter extracts the transaction table first, so you can inspect the rows before choosing CSV as your export format.

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Drag and drop your PDF files here, or click to select

1 file · 100 pages max · 2-page preview

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Conversion safeguards

1

Native or scanned PDFs

Upload a text-based statement or a clear scan and review the extracted transaction table.

2

Preview before export

Check dates, descriptions, amounts, and balances against the source statement before downloading.

3

Excel, CSV, and OFX outputs

Choose Excel or CSV after extraction; OFX is available for supported current and savings account workflows.

A portable transaction file

CSV is the practical choice for accounting imports, database workflows, scripts, and tools that need a simple row-and-column format.

  • Accounting-friendly structure

    Use consistent transaction rows as the starting point for an import into accounting software.

  • Simple and portable

    Open the file in Excel, Google Sheets, a database, or a script without relying on workbook features.

  • Review before import

    Check signs, dates, duplicate periods, and column mappings before sending the file downstream.

statement.csv Example structure
Example CSV transaction table after bank statement conversion
datedescriptionamountbalance
2026-03-18CARD PURCHASE — OFFICE-89.405420.16
Additional statement rows continue in the same column structure…

How to convert a bank statement to CSV

Keep the source statement beside the extracted table so every step remains reviewable.

  1. 1

    Upload the statement

    Select a native PDF, scanned PDF, or supported image from your bank.

  2. 2

    Check the transaction table

    Review the extracted rows and confirm how debit, credit, amount, and balance columns should map.

  3. 3

    Export and map the CSV

    Choose CSV, then match its columns to the fields required by your accounting or analysis workflow.

Bank-specific statement guides

Open the matching guide for statement columns, download steps, date conventions, and bank-specific extraction pitfalls.

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Frequently asked questions

Practical checks before you use the extracted file downstream.