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Convert a Bank Statement to QBO

Turn a digital PDF bank statement into a valid QBO (OFX) file you can import into QuickBooks Online or QuickBooks Desktop. Parsing and export happen entirely in your browser — your statement never leaves your device.

Drag & drop your bank statement

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How to convert a bank statement to QBO

  1. Drag your digital PDF statement onto the converter above (or click to choose it).
  2. StatementTidy extracts transactions in your browser and reconciles them against the opening and closing balance.
  3. Review the preview — flagged rows stay visible and are never dropped.
  4. Click “Download QBO” to save a QuickBooks-ready .qbo file.

How to import a QBO file into QuickBooks Online

  1. Open QuickBooks Online and go to Transactions (or Banking).
  2. Select Upload from file or Import transactions (wording varies by plan).
  3. Choose the .qbo file you downloaded from StatementTidy.
  4. Map the import to the correct bank or credit card account when prompted.
  5. Review the imported rows in the For review list, then accept or categorize them.

How to import a QBO file into QuickBooks Desktop

  1. Open QuickBooks Desktop and go to File → Utilities → Import → Web Connect Files.
  2. Select the .qbo file you downloaded from StatementTidy.
  3. Choose the bank account to receive the transactions.
  4. Open the Bank Feeds / Online Banking center and review downloaded transactions.
  5. Match or add each transaction, then accept them into the register.

Before you import

QuickBooks uses placeholder account identifiers in the QBO file — you will map the file to your real account during import. If any rows were flagged during conversion, reconcile them in StatementTidy before importing so nothing surprises you in QuickBooks.

Need CSV or Excel instead?