Convert a bank statement to Excel
Upload your bank statement PDF and get an Excel workbook with Date, Description, Amount and Balance, one row per transaction. Nothing is stored.
Drop your bank statement PDFs here
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One or many PDFs · up to 30 files and 15 MB each · password-protected statements supported · processed in memory, never stored
How the conversion works
The parser reads the text layer of your statement PDF, finds the transaction table by its column headers, and maps every cell by position: dates stay in one column, money in the next, the running balance last. Debit and credit columns are merged into one signed amount, money out negative.
Each amount is then checked against the running balance. If 954.70 minus 45.30 does not equal the next printed balance, you see a warning naming the page and row, not a silently wrong spreadsheet.
What lands in your Excel file
A Transactions tab with one row per transaction and a frozen header, and a Summary tab with the statement period, opening and closing balances, total money in and out, and any warnings. A CSV of the same rows is one click away for import tooling.
Money out is negative and money in is positive, so SUM() over the amount column reconciles against the closing balance directly.
Which statements convert cleanly
Any statement PDF with a text layer, including password-protected downloads from Chase and several credit unions: type the password and the file opens in memory. Scans and photos have no text layer; download the original PDF from your bank instead.