What you can do instead
- Check your bank first. If it offers an OFX download for the dates you need, use it. That file comes from the bank's own data.
- Check if your software imports CSV. Look at its import screen. Many accounting and budgeting tools have one, but check yours.
- If it does, convert the PDF above. Click Extract Tables, then Export to CSV or Export to Excel, and map the columns during the import.
Our CSV uses semicolons between columns. If the import expects commas, export to Excel and save the sheet as CSV from there. The bank statement converter page shows what the file looks like. Using QuickBooks? See bank statement to QBO.
When this does not help
- Your software imports only OFX. We cannot produce that file.
- The statement is a scan. You get the tables without the clean layout, so expect manual work.
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Questions and answers
Can I convert a PDF bank statement to OFX here?+
No. This site does not create OFX files, and we have no release date for it. You can convert the PDF to Excel or CSV.
Where do I get an OFX file?+
From your bank, if it offers one. Look for a download or export option next to your transactions in online banking. Banks may label the format OFX, Microsoft Money or similar.
Is CSV a good replacement for OFX?+
If your software imports CSV, yes for the transactions themselves: date, description and amount. OFX carries more structure, such as account details, so the import needs a manual step where you map the columns.
Do you create QIF files?+
No. The exports are Excel and CSV only.