Bank statements into Excel, a whole year at a time
Every transaction in its own row, with the dates, descriptions and amounts in separate columns, and the balances checked against the statement’s own totals.
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Just one statement? Convert it free, no account.Bank statement converter
The template that will run
A template says what to pull out and how it should add up. This one ships built in, and you can copy it and change any field.
What you get back
Questions
Does it work on scanned statements?
Yes. A scan or a phone photo saved as a PDF is read the same way as a digital statement. Quality matters more than origin: a sharp scan of a fifteen-year-old printout usually reads better than a skewed photo of a fresh one.
Which banks does it support?
There is no per-bank list to maintain. It reads the page rather than matching a template to a known layout, so a bank we have never seen, in a country we have never seen, works the same way. Statements with a single signed amount column instead of separate money in and money out columns are handled too.
What happens to my statement?
It is deleted from our servers seconds after it is read, and the result is held only long enough for you to download it. Bank statements are about as sensitive as documents get, which is why nothing is kept by default.
Can I do more than one at a time?
Yes. Upload a batch and every transaction from every statement lands in one spreadsheet, with a column naming the file each row came from.
What can I download?
Excel, CSV, JSON or Word. Excel and CSV put each transaction on its own row, ready to sort, total or import.
Are the balances checked?
Yes. The opening balance plus money in, less money out, should reach the closing balance, and the result tells you when it does not. A missed or misread row is caught before it reaches your spreadsheet.
Try it on your own statement
50 free tokens when you sign up, enough for a few statements before you decide anything.