Bank statement to CSV.
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Financial documents deserve better than being uploaded to a stranger's server. This converter reads your statement entirely on your device. Transaction tables become clean CSV rows with amounts as real numbers, and a table that runs across pages is stitched into one file. Works with borderless statement layouts and scanned statements too.
What you get
- Turns a bank or credit-card statement PDF into a clean spreadsheet of transactions: date, description and amount in their own columns, ready to total or import.
- Statement tables rarely have printed gridlines, so the columns are worked out from where the text actually sits, and a table that carries on over several pages is stitched back together in order.
- Great for bookkeeping, expense claims and importing into accounting software without hand-typing every row.
- Your statement is parsed entirely in your browser. Sensitive financial data never leaves your device.
Questions people ask
Is it safe to convert a bank statement here?
Yes. The parsing happens entirely in your browser. Your statement is never uploaded to a server, which is exactly why a privacy-first, in-browser tool suits sensitive financial documents.
How is this different from PDF to Excel?
Same table extraction underneath, different output. PDF to Excel writes an .xlsx workbook with typed numbers you can total straight away; this page writes CSV, the format bookkeeping and accounting software imports, and the wording and next steps around it are built for statements. Want a workbook instead? Put the same file through PDF to Excel.
Will it work with my bank?
It reads the text-based transaction rows in a standard statement. Most banks' PDF statements follow a similar structure; heavily-styled or image-only statements are the hardest case.
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