Bank Statement PDF to Excel

Upload your statement, then download the transactions as Excel or CSV. No account needed.

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PDF files only • Files are automatically removed after 24 hours

What you get

When the converter can read your statement and the balances add up, all pages become one table with one row per transaction:

DateDescriptionAmountBalance
2026-03-02Card payment Grocery Store-42.181207.82
2026-03-03Salary March2500.003707.82
2026-03-05Rent transfer-950.002757.82
This clean table is not guaranteed. Scanned statements, and text PDFs whose numbers do not add up, come out as plain tables copied from the PDF: several tables, no fixed columns, sometimes extra rows. You can still export them, but plan some cleanup.

Security: what happens to your statement

A bank statement is a sensitive file. Here is what happens to it, without the marketing.

The details are in the privacy policy.

How to convert a bank statement to Excel

  1. Upload the PDF in the box above. Use the file from online banking if you have it: it has real text, which gives the best result. The limit is 8 MB.
  2. Click Extract Tables. This usually takes a few moments.
  3. Click Export to Excel or Export to CSV. You can download both.
  4. Check the totals. Opening balance plus the sum of the Amount column should equal the closing balance on the statement.

Your bank may offer its own CSV or Excel download in online banking. If it covers the dates you need, use that. A converter is for statements that exist only as PDF. Not sure if your file has real text? See what a searchable PDF is.

Bank statement to CSV or Excel?

Excel (.xlsx)CSV
Best forReading, sorting, summingImporting into other software
AmountsNumbers with two decimalsPlain text like -42.18
SeparatorNot neededSemicolon, every value in quotes
Several tablesOne sheet per tableOne file, a --- Table N --- line between tables

If an import screen expects commas, open the Excel file and save it as CSV from there. More in Excel vs CSV for bank statements and on the PDF to CSV page.

Who it is for

What it does not do

Always check the result

Compare the file with the statement before you rely on it, above all the dates and the first and last rows. Not sure what the columns mean? See how to read a bank statement. For a longer walkthrough, read the bank statement PDF to Excel guide.

Questions and answers

How do I convert a bank statement PDF to Excel?+

Upload the PDF on this page and click Extract Tables. When it finishes, click Export to Excel. You get an .xlsx file with your transactions. Compare the totals with the statement before you use the file.

Can I convert a bank statement to CSV instead?+

Yes. Both buttons appear after extraction, so you can download Excel, CSV or both from the same upload. The CSV is UTF-8 and uses semicolons between columns.

Does the converter work with every bank?+

Not with the same result. When the converter can read the statement and its balances add up, you get one clean transaction table. Otherwise you get the tables as they appear in the PDF, which may need cleanup. Upload the file to see which one you get.

Can I convert a scanned bank statement?+

Yes, but scans do not get the clean transaction table. The converter runs text recognition (OCR) and returns the tables it finds, and the columns may need work. Deep extraction is a paid option for hard scans; you see one page of the result before you pay.

Do I need an account?+

No. Upload the PDF and you see the table on screen. The file must be under 8 MB.

Is it safe to upload a bank statement?+

Your PDF is uploaded to our servers, stored on Google Cloud and deleted automatically after 24 hours. AI features send pages to Anthropic, and the free AI preview can send one page on its own after extraction. Read the security section above and the privacy policy, and upload only files you are allowed to share.

Can I get a QBO or OFX file?+

No. We export Excel and CSV only. QuickBooks Online can import CSV, so see the QBO and OFX pages for what works today.