Native or scanned PDFs
Upload a text-based statement or a clear scan and review the extracted transaction table.
Upload a PDF or scanned statement to extract dates, descriptions, amounts, and balances into rows you can filter, reconcile, and edit in Excel.
The extraction runs in the same secure workspace used by the main converter. Review the table before choosing Excel (XLSX) as your export.
Drag and drop your PDF files here, or click to select
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Upload a text-based statement or a clear scan and review the extracted transaction table.
Check dates, descriptions, amounts, and balances against the source statement before downloading.
Choose Excel or CSV after extraction; OFX is available for supported current and savings account workflows.
Excel is the practical choice when you need formulas, filters, pivot tables, manual corrections, or a workbook to share with an accountant.
Correct a label, apply your date format, and keep amounts as usable spreadsheet values.
Sort, filter, add formulas, or build a pivot table without rebuilding the statement by hand.
Bring transaction rows from every statement page into one consistent table for review.
| Date | Description | Amount | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 03/18/2026 | ACH PAYMENT — SUPPLIER | -1,245.80 | 18,904.22 |
| Additional statement rows continue in the same column structure… | |||
Keep the source statement beside the extracted table so every step remains reviewable.
Select a native PDF, scanned PDF, or supported image of your bank statement.
Check dates, descriptions, signs, amounts, and balances against the source statement.
Choose Excel after extraction, then continue your reconciliation or analysis in the spreadsheet.
Open the matching guide for statement columns, download steps, date conventions, and bank-specific extraction pitfalls.
Practical checks before you use the extracted file downstream.