StatementTidy
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Free Bank Statement Converter

StatementTidy converts digital bank statement PDFs to clean, reconciled CSV, Excel, QBO, or QIF files — entirely in your browser. Drop a statement above, check the preview, and download the format your accounting tool or spreadsheet expects.

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Batch multi-file conversion and direct QuickBooks/Xero sync — join the early-access list. We only collect your email, never your statement.

Which format do you need?

Where the data is goingBest formatNotes
QuickBooks OnlineQBO or QuickBooks CSVThe QuickBooks CSV is the 3-column Date, Description, Amount layout QuickBooks Online accepts.
QuickBooks DesktopQBO (Web Connect)Imported via File → Utilities → Import → Web Connect Files.
XeroCSVImported through the bank account's statement import.
Excel or Google SheetsExcel (.xlsx) or CSVExcel keeps real date and number types, so formulas work immediately.
Quicken (bank and card accounts)QFXIf Quicken rejects the file, add your bank's Quicken ID (INTU.BID) under the download buttons.
GnuCash, Moneydance and other QIF readersQIFCurrent Quicken for Windows does not accept QIF for checking, savings, or credit card accounts.

How the converter works

  1. The PDF is read in your browser with the same text layer your PDF viewer uses — no upload, no server.
  2. Transactions are rebuilt row by row, including descriptions that wrap onto a second line.
  3. The result is reconciled: opening balance plus transactions must equal the closing balance printed on the statement.
  4. Any row that doesn't fit cleanly is flagged in the preview, never silently dropped.
  5. You download the file in the format you picked.

What you get

Illustrative example of the columns you get (made-up transactions).
DateDescriptionDebitCreditBalance
2026-03-02CARD PURCHASE OFFICE SUPPLY CO 022886.404124.15
2026-03-05ACH DEPOSIT CLIENT PAYMENT INV-10421500.005624.15
2026-03-09MONTHLY SERVICE FEE12.005612.15

What converts well (and what doesn't yet)

Digital PDF statements downloaded from your bank's website convert best, because they contain real text. Scanned or photographed statements are images, so they need OCR, which the converter doesn't do yet. The quick test: if you can highlight a line of text in the PDF, it will convert. The converter currently handles one statement at a time.

Why it runs in your browser

A bank statement holds account numbers, balances, and every payment you made. Most converters — and AI chatbots — need you to upload it to their servers. StatementTidy does the whole conversion on your device, so there is nothing to upload, store, or leak. You can confirm it by disconnecting from the internet after the page loads: the converter keeps working.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this bank statement converter free?

Yes. Converting a statement and downloading CSV, Excel, QBO, or QIF is free, with no signup.

Is my bank statement uploaded anywhere?

No. The PDF is parsed in your browser and never sent to a server. Once the page has loaded, the converter works even with your internet connection turned off.

Which banks does it support?

It is not tied to a list of banks. It reads the table of transactions in any digital (text-based) PDF statement, then checks the result against the statement's opening and closing balances. Unusual layouts can produce flagged rows, which you can review before downloading.

Can it convert a scanned bank statement?

Not yet. Scanned or photographed statements are images and need OCR. Download the digital PDF from your bank's website instead — it converts in seconds.

How do I know the conversion is accurate?

Every conversion is reconciled: opening balance plus all transactions must equal the closing balance on the statement. If it doesn't add up, the rows involved are flagged instead of hidden.

Can I convert several statements at once?

Not yet — the converter handles one statement at a time. Batch conversion is in development; use the early-access button on this page to be notified.