Statement Converter

Turn bank statements into a spreadsheet or QuickBooks file

CSV or PDF statements go in; one clean table comes out — CSV, Excel (.xlsx) with amounts as numbers, or a QuickBooks Web Connect file (.qbo) and OFX.

You give it: Bank or card statements — the CSV your bank exports, or the monthly PDF
You get back: CSV free; Excel, .qbo and OFX with the subscription; every row, oldest first
Where it runs: Runs in your browser

Open Statement Converter

What you get free

One statement at a time, CSV or PDF in, CSV out, in your browser.

What it doesn't do

Statements are read and the files are written in your browser; nothing is uploaded or stored.
A running balance is not carried over; banks print it inconsistently and imports do not need it.
Scanned PDFs (no text layer) cannot be read.

What it costs

$5 a month on its own, or in Money ($12 a month); every paid tool for $24. It adds: Any number of statements together as one table, plus Excel, QuickBooks (.qbo) and OFX output; the free tier converts one file at a time to CSV.

One subscription, one invoice — add a tool any time, prorated. Sign in and it unlocks; or paste your key once per device.

If it doesn't work

Email support@avyth.com and the person who built Statement Converter reads it. If it fails on your file, say what the file looks like — that is usually enough to fix it.

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