Convert a PDF bank statement to Excel
Turn the PDF your bank gives you into an Excel workbook in seconds. Check the parsed rows on screen, then download your clean sheet.
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
From PDF text to spreadsheet columns
Bank PDFs are generated with an invisible text layer behind the visual layout. The converter reads that layer, groups the text into lines and cells by position, and rebuilds the transaction table: the date column, the description, the amount, the running balance.
Statements that print debit and credit as two columns are merged into one signed amount. Statements that print a single amount column keep their sign, and parentheses mean money out.
Checked against the running balance
Every converted amount is verified against the printed balance of the next row. When the whole chain adds up, the result is marked verified. When a row does not add up, the warning tells you the exact page and row to check before you import the file.
Dates are normalized to yyyy-mm-dd, so a March statement from a US bank and one from a UK bank land in the same column format.
Encrypted and password-protected statements
Chase and several credit unions encrypt their statement downloads. Choose "This PDF has a password", enter it, and the file opens in memory for parsing. The password is used once for that request and never recorded.