Bank statement converter: turn PDFs into Excel and CSV
Get editable transactions from a text-based PDF statement, and check the results against the original page before you export.
- Clean columns — one row per transaction, amounts as numbers.
- Side-by-side review — every row links back to its source page.
- Clear page pricing — you see the page count before anything is charged.
No bank login required · Guest files are deleted 1 hour after upload · Security
Drop your PDF or statement image here
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One image counts as one page. Long screenshots are not supported yet.
Convert and combine multiple filesPDF, PNG, JPG, WebP · Up to 20 MB · 100 pages per PDF
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Sample dataThis bank statement converter shows each extracted row next to the page it came from. In the sample below, one amount was read as 84.80 instead of 84.60 — the balance check catches the $0.20 difference so you can fix it before export.
How the bank statement converter works
Upload
Review
Export
What you get in the file
- One row per transaction — no repeated page headers.
- Amounts as numeric cells, dates as YYYY-MM-DD.
- Descriptions merged when the bank splits them over lines.
- Optional source-page column so any row can be traced.
What we support today
- PDF, PNG, JPG, WebP · Up to 20 MB · 100 pages per PDF
- One account and one currency per file; tested formats include USD and GBP.
- Scanned PDFs are not supported yet. Upload a text-based PDF, or export individual pages as PNG or JPG images.
- Tested bank formats are listed with their verification date.
Pricing at a glance
- One-time allowance. No account or card required. Free pages do not reset.
- Try 3 pages free. Monthly plans start at $19 for 500 pages; annual plans save 40% and provide the whole year’s pages upfront. One-time packs start at $19 for 300 pages, valid for 365 days. See Pricing for all four tiers.
A bank statement converter built for checking, not just converting
Most people who need a bank statement converter have the same problem: the bank only gives them a PDF, and the accountant, bookkeeping tool or spreadsheet needs rows. Copying transactions by hand is slow, and a quick conversion that silently drops a line or flips a debit is worse than no conversion at all. That is why the review step sits in the middle of the workflow here, not as an afterthought.
Every extracted transaction keeps a link to its source page, amounts stay exact to the cent, and the balance check compares opening balance, money in and money out with the closing balance printed on the statement. When something doesn't add up, you see where — and you decide what to change. Nothing is marked as verified by a bank, and nothing is guessed to make a total look right.
Choose the output you need
Questions people ask before uploading
Can the extraction be wrong?
Yes. That's why every row links to its source page and the balance check is shown. Review before you use the file.
Do you support scanned statements?
Not yet. If a PDF turns out to be scanned we tell you and use none of your pages.
What counts as a page?
A page that produces usable transaction data. Uploading, page detection and the sample are free.
Can I download on the free plan?
Yes — real XLSX and CSV files, no watermark, no card required.
Do I need my bank login?
No. You upload a PDF you already have. We never ask for bank credentials.
When are my files deleted?
Guest files 1 hour after upload, account files 24 hours. You can delete them sooner at any time.
Do failed pages use credits?
No. Failed pages release their reserved credits, and system retries are free.
Which banks are supported?
Only formats we have actually tested, each listed with its verification date. We don't claim to read every bank's statements.