Bank statement conversions

Turn a PDF bank statement into the exact format your workflow needs: Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero, or JSON. Every conversion verifies each row against the running balance before you download.

• Convert bank statements to Excel

  Copy-pasting a PDF statement into Excel mangles numbers, merges columns, and silently drops rows.

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• Convert bank statements to CSV

  Most accounting software imports CSV — but PDF statements aren't data until something extracts them.

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• Convert bank statements to JSON

  If you're building lending checks, expense automation, or financial dashboards, you need statements as structured data.

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• Convert bank statements to QuickBooks

  QuickBooks only accepts transactions in specific shapes, and hand-built CSVs are the usual source of rejected imports and duplicated rows.

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• Convert bank statements to Xero

  Xero's bank statement import expects a precise CSV shape, and a wrong date format silently swaps days and months.

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• Convert credit card statements to Excel

  Card statements are harder than bank statements: purchases grouped by category or card member, payments and credits in separate sections, and usually no running balance column at all.

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• Convert scanned bank statements and photos

  Paper statements are where most converters give up: OCR built for clean text meets skewed photos, shadows across the balance column, and fold lines through digits.

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• Convert password-protected bank statements

  Many banks send statements as password-protected PDFs, and most converters either reject them or push you toward sketchy unlock-my-PDF sites.

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• Convert non-English bank statements

  European statements break English-first converters in quiet ways: 03/04 read as March 4th instead of April 3rd, 1.234,56 parsed as one point two, month names like janvier or märz not recognized at all.

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