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Drag & drop your PDF or CSV file here, or click to browse

Supports PDF & CSV statements from any bank worldwide

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Tip: Export your statement from your bank's website as PDF or CSV.

Why Use Our Bank Statement Converter?

100% Private

Your bank data never leaves your browser. All processing happens locally — no uploads, no servers.

Works With Any Bank

Supports CSV exports from virtually any bank worldwide. Auto-detects columns for quick setup.

Multiple Export Formats

Export your cleaned transactions to CSV or JSON for use in spreadsheets, accounting software, or custom apps.

Instant Processing

Parse and review thousands of transactions in seconds — no waiting, no size limits.

About Bank Statement Converter

Bank Statement Converter is a free, privacy-first tool that helps you transform raw CSV bank exports into clean, structured transaction data. Whether you need to reconcile accounts, analyse spending, or import transactions into another application, our tool makes it simple. Simply upload your CSV file, confirm the column mapping, and get an instant summary with full export options.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my bank data safe?
Completely. Your file is processed entirely inside your browser using JavaScript. No data is ever sent to any server. The file never leaves your device.
Which banks are supported?
Any bank that allows you to export your statement as a CSV file is supported. This includes most major banks worldwide such as Chase, Bank of America, Barclays, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, and hundreds of others.
What if my columns are not detected correctly?
After uploading, you will see a column mapping step where you can manually assign each column (Date, Description, Debit, Credit, Balance). The auto-detection works for most common header names but you can always override it.
Can I convert OFX or QFX files?
Currently only CSV files are supported. Most banks offer a CSV export option in their online banking portal. If your bank only provides OFX/QFX, consider using your bank's own export options or a dedicated conversion tool first.
How do I export my bank statement as CSV?
Log into your online banking, go to your account transactions, look for a 'Download', 'Export', or 'Statement' option, and choose CSV or Excel format. The exact steps vary by bank, but most provide this feature under account history.
Does it support statements with debit and credit in a single amount column?
Yes. If your bank uses a single Amount column where debits are negative numbers and credits are positive (or vice versa), select 'Amount (Single Column)' during mapping. The tool will split them automatically.