Bank Statement to CSV / QBO Converter
Extract transactions from a statement PDF and create CSV, OFX or QBO files locally. Balance checks compare the available amounts and balances; they cannot prove that every transaction was captured or that dates are correct. Compare each row with the original and check your software’s import requirements before importing.
- Choose PDF
- Review transactions
- Export your data
Choose a PDF with selectable text from online banking. Parsing runs locally; incomplete balance evidence is marked for review. Check the extracted rows against your statement before exporting.
Statement to CSV / QBO
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Drag in the bank statement PDF.
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StatementSift detects transactions locally and runs the balance check.
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Choose an export format: CSV / OFX / QBO.
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Compare dates and amounts with the original, then review your software’s import preview.
Statement to CSV / QBO
Choose a format and column preset for review; generating a file does not guarantee your software will accept it.
Local processing: statement contents and generated files stay in your browser without being uploaded.
Use balance checks to locate differences, then verify dates, signs, amounts and row completeness against the original.
Frequently asked questions
QBO is QuickBooks’ Web Connect format, based on OFX. Export requires complete, valid dates, currency and account details. Check the bank identifiers and format required by your software; file generation alone does not establish compatibility.
Check your software’s current import instructions and required columns, then choose the matching format and preset. Review every date, amount and duplicate in the import preview before confirming.
Updated · StatementSift team
Sources, review and limits
Last verified
2026-06-17
Author
StatementSift editorial team
Reviewer
Financial document workflow review
Primary sources
- User-provided bank statement files processed locally
- Local CSV, OFX and spreadsheet export rules
- Bank-format guides maintained by the site
Statement conversion is not accounting, tax, audit or financial advice. Reconcile exported rows against the original statement before relying on them.