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Bank Statement to CSV

Extract transactions from a text-based PDF bank statement into a CSV file for free. The PDF is read in your browser and never uploaded, and you can review every row first.

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Bank Statement File

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Your file is read in your browser and never uploaded. Works with text-based PDFs; scanned statements need OCR first.

Transaction Preview

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Open a bank statement PDF to see extracted transactions

Your Statement Stays on Your Device

The converter reads the PDF inside your browser tab, so there is no upload step and no copy of your statement on a server. Your documents never leave your computer.

Processed Locally

Text extraction, transaction parsing and file creation all happen on your device, so results appear in seconds without waiting for an upload.

Zero Data Upload

There is no server endpoint that receives your PDF. Transactions, balances and account numbers stay in your browser and are cleared when you close the tab.

Common Formats Recognized

Reads dates such as 03/15/2026, 15.03.26 and 15 Mar, amounts written 1,250.00, 1.250,00 or 1 250,00, and debit markers like minus signs, brackets and DR/CR.

Working with Bank Statement to CSV

CSV is the format most accounting apps accept for bank imports. The converter keeps every line of the PDF's text that has a date and an amount, then writes Date, Description, Amount, Balance and Type columns. Amounts are exported as plain signed numbers such as -1250.00, whether the statement printed 1,250.00, 1.250,00 or 1 250,00, so they map cleanly into an importer.

How to use Bank Statement to CSV

  1. Open a PDF bank statement containing selectable text.
  2. Review the parsed dates, descriptions, and amounts in the transaction table.
  3. Choose the CSV or Excel-compatible download and check it in your spreadsheet application.

Bank Statement to CSV example

Convert a monthly statement, then compare the first and last transactions, the number of rows and the closing balance with the PDF. Map Date, Description and Amount to your accounting application's import fields.

What to expect from the result

Scanned statements need OCR first, and password-protected PDFs must be unlocked. Parsing is rule-based, so unusual layouts can produce missed or merged rows, and the Type column is left blank when the statement shows no sign, DR/CR marker or running balance. Dates are exported exactly as printed.

Bank Statement to CSV questions

How do I use Bank Statement to CSV?

Open a PDF bank statement that has selectable text, review the transactions in the preview table, then download the CSV. Descriptions are quoted where needed and amounts are written as plain signed numbers, so the file opens cleanly in a spreadsheet or importer.

What should I check in the CSV before importing it?

Check that the row count, first and last transactions and closing balance match the PDF. Also look at the Type column: rows are marked debit or credit only when the statement shows it through a sign, brackets, DR/CR or the running balance, and are left blank otherwise.

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