PDF bank statement to CSV, converted on your device
Get a clean CSV with Date, Description, Money in, Money out, Amount and Balance columns, ready for Excel, Google Sheets or your accounting import.
Try a sample statement first, nothing to upload and no pages used:
Balanced Opening $5,234.10 + transactions = closing $14,670.88, the closing balance on the statement.
- Opening
- $5,234.10
- Money in
- $12,978.51
- Money out
- $3,541.73
- Closing (statement)
- $14,670.88
- Closing (computed)
- $14,670.88
- Difference
- $0.00
A CSV your import screen accepts
One row per transaction, a single header row, ISO or US/UK date formats, plain numbers without currency symbols or thousands separators, and UTF-8 encoding. Descriptions that start with = + - or @ are escaped, so the file cannot run formulas when opened in a spreadsheet.
Balance-checked before you export
If a row was misread, the running balance stops matching and the row turns red. Fix the value in the editor and the check updates instantly.
How to do it
- Drop a PDF statement above.
- Pick a date format: MM/DD/YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY or YYYY-MM-DD.
- Download CSV.
Excel and CSV are free for up to 5 pages a day, or 10 with a free account. QuickBooks, Xero and OFX files and batch conversion are on paid plans, from a $9 one-off pass: see pricing or go back to the converter.
Questions
Can I merge several statements into one CSV?
Yes, on paid plans. Drop a whole year of statements for one account and choose "All 12, merged" in the Export menu. Transactions that appear in two overlapping statements are kept only once.
Is my statement uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is read by JavaScript in your browser. RowBalance receives the number of pages, to count your allowance, and anonymous usage counts.