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Reads PDF bank statements from major banks including Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo, with exports ready for Excel, QuickBooks, and Xero.
Who it is for
Accountants, bookkeepers, financial analysts, auditors, business owners, and operations teams use the converter to turn PDF bank statements into clean spreadsheets. The output drops into reconciliations, modeling, audits, and reporting, with transaction rows kept in their original columns.
Turn PDF statements into spreadsheets for reconciliations, categorization, and month-end workflows.
Pull clean transaction rows for categorization and client reporting, without retyping numbers by hand.
Move transaction data into Excel for modeling and analysis, with the columns kept in order.
Export consistent rows for audit sampling and documentation straight from the source PDFs.
Convert bank statements for cashflow tracking and internal reporting in a few steps.
Run batch conversions for reporting and reconciliation across the whole team.
What it does
A converter built for financial data, maintained for the way finance teams work in 2026. From PDF statements to spreadsheets, the numbers and formatting come through ready for real work.
Reads a wide range of bank formats and statement layouts, then exports to Excel, CSV, and accounting formats.
Pulls transaction rows out of PDF tables with column alignment that matches the source statement.
Reads currency statements from around the world, with the right symbols and number formatting kept intact.
Run batch conversions across many bank PDFs at once, with generous file limits and no artificial delays.
Output lands in clean tables, ready for filtering, pivot tables, and the rest of your spreadsheet cleanup.
Reads scanned PDF bank statements, not only digital ones, so older files still produce usable results.
Financial data is protected in transit, with careful data handling and no long-term file retention.
Few steps from upload to download, so conversions do not stall your month-end workflows.
What people say
I convert PDF bank statements every month for reconciliations. The transaction rows come out aligned to the right columns, so there is almost no cleanup work before I start.
We run batch conversions across a stack of statements for internal reporting. The exports stay consistent, which matters when the numbers feed our modeling.
Even scanned PDFs convert into clean spreadsheets. Accuracy on the transaction data is what keeps me using it for client work.
Questions
It turns PDF bank statements into Excel and CSV files. It pulls the transaction rows out of the PDF tables and keeps them in their original columns, so the data is ready for reconciliation, categorization, and reporting.
It reads PDF statements from a wide range of banks, including Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo, and exports to Excel, CSV, and accounting formats that import into QuickBooks and Xero.
Yes. Scanned PDFs are read and converted into clean spreadsheets, so older or photographed statements still produce usable transaction data.
Files are handled carefully and protected in transit, with no long-term file retention. Uploads are removed after the conversion.
Yes. Batch conversions let you process several PDF statements together, with generous file limits and no artificial delays.
Yes. Currency statements are read with their symbols and number formatting kept intact, so the numbers stay correct.
The exports are ready for spreadsheets: filtering, pivot tables, modeling, audits, and month-end workflows. Accountants, auditors, and finance teams use them across reconciliations and internal reporting.
Yes. The tool is maintained for 2026, reading current PDF statement layouts from major banks and exporting to Excel, CSV, and accounting formats.
No. You can convert a bank statement PDF without signing up, within the free daily limit.
Upload a PDF and get clean transaction rows in Excel or CSV, ready for reconciliation, modeling, and reporting. No sign up needed to try.
