Is it really private?

Yes — verifiably. The conversion runs inside your browser using WebAssembly and JavaScript. Your PDF is never uploaded to any server. You can prove it: load this page, open your browser’s DevTools Network tab (or disconnect from the internet entirely), convert a statement, and watch — no upload happens.

Is it free? What’s the catch?

The converter is free — no signup, no watermarks, no page limits, no daily caps. Because your file is processed on your own device, converting costs us almost nothing to serve, so we don’t need to charge for it or harvest your data.

Which banks are supported?

We auto-detect statements from Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, Capital One, American Express and more. Statements from unlisted banks work too — our generic parser infers the columns from the data itself, and every row is cross-checked against the running balance.

What formats can I export?

CSV, Excel (.xlsx with real typed date and currency columns), QBO for direct QuickBooks import, and JSON. Money out is negative, money in is positive — ready for any accounting tool.

What about scanned statements?

Scanned statements work too. When a PDF has no text layer, we read it with OCR — still entirely in your browser, nothing uploaded. Digitally generated PDFs (the kind you download from online banking) give the most accurate results.

How accurate is the extraction?

Every transaction is cross-checked against the statement’s own running balance and stated opening/closing balances. When the math checks out, you’ll see “Balances reconcile.” Anything uncertain is highlighted in amber for a one-click fix — we flag doubts instead of hiding them.

Do you store or see my data?

No. There is no server-side processing, no database of statements, and nothing to breach. When you close the tab, everything is gone. That’s not a policy promise — it’s how the software is built.

100% in your browser — your file never leaves this device

Convert bank statements to Excel, CSV & QuickBooks

Drop a PDF bank statement — even a scanned one. Get a clean, editable, balance-verified table in seconds. Free, no signup, no watermarks.

Never uploaded
Results in seconds
Balance-verified
Free — no signup

Drop your bank statement PDF

or browse files

Converted in your browser — your file never leaves this device.

No file handy?

Skeptical? Good. Here’s how to verify nothing is uploaded — it takes 30 seconds.

How it works

1 · Drop

Drag in any PDF bank statement — multi-page and scanned statements included. Everything runs locally in your browser.

2 · Verify

We detect the bank, map the columns, and cross-check every row against the running balance. Anything uncertain is highlighted for a one-click fix.

3 · Export

One click to CSV, Excel, QBO, or JSON — generated locally, no signup, no watermarks, no page limits.

Most converters upload your statement. We can’t.

There is no server to upload to — the parser ships to your browser and runs there. Here’s what that changes:

Typical converters	This converter
Your PDF is uploaded to a server	Never — processed on your device
Requires an account or email	No signup, ever
Page limits and daily caps	Unlimited pages, unlimited files
Errors hidden in the output	Uncertain rows flagged for review
Trust their privacy policy	Verify it yourself in DevTools

Trust you can check, not just read

Verifiable privacy

Open DevTools, watch the network tab, convert a file: zero uploads. Or turn off your Wi‑Fi after the page loads — it still works. Try the test.

Math as the safety net

Every row is checked against the statement’s running balance, and the whole table against the stated opening and closing balances. When it reconciles, you know it’s right.

Honest about uncertainty

When we’re not sure about a row, we highlight it and tell you why — instead of exporting a silent error into your books.

Supported banks

Auto-detected layouts, with a generic parser for everything else.

Chase Bank of America Wells Fargo Citibank Capital One American Express U.S. Bank PNC Bank TD Bank HSBC Barclays Lloyds Bank

Export to: CSV · Excel · QBO (QuickBooks)

Questions

Is it really private?: Yes — verifiably. The conversion runs inside your browser using WebAssembly and JavaScript. Your PDF is never uploaded to any server. You can prove it: load this page, open your browser’s DevTools Network tab (or disconnect from the internet entirely), convert a statement, and watch — no upload happens.
Is it free? What’s the catch?: The converter is free — no signup, no watermarks, no page limits, no daily caps. Because your file is processed on your own device, converting costs us almost nothing to serve, so we don’t need to charge for it or harvest your data.
Which banks are supported?: We auto-detect statements from Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, Capital One, American Express and more. Statements from unlisted banks work too — our generic parser infers the columns from the data itself, and every row is cross-checked against the running balance.
What formats can I export?: CSV, Excel (.xlsx with real typed date and currency columns), QBO for direct QuickBooks import, and JSON. Money out is negative, money in is positive — ready for any accounting tool.
What about scanned statements?: Scanned statements work too. When a PDF has no text layer, we read it with OCR — still entirely in your browser, nothing uploaded. Digitally generated PDFs (the kind you download from online banking) give the most accurate results.
How accurate is the extraction?: Every transaction is cross-checked against the statement’s own running balance and stated opening/closing balances. When the math checks out, you’ll see “Balances reconcile.” Anything uncertain is highlighted in amber for a one-click fix — we flag doubts instead of hiding them.
Do you store or see my data?: No. There is no server-side processing, no database of statements, and nothing to breach. When you close the tab, everything is gone. That’s not a policy promise — it’s how the software is built.

Your statement, converted before your coffee cools

No signup. No upload. No excuses for manual data entry.

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