Bank statement to CSV.
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.
- Tuned for statement layouts specifically: running balances, multi-line descriptions and debit/credit columns are handled better than a generic table export.
- 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?
PDF to Excel is a general table extractor. The Bank Statement Converter is tuned for statement quirks — running balances, wrapped descriptions and separate debit/credit columns — so transactions line up with less clean-up.
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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