Converters
Bank statement and accounting file converters
All of them run in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and every conversion is reconciled against the closing balance before you download it.
From a bank export
Start with what the bank gave you, a CSV or a spreadsheet. Get back the format your accounting software asks for by name.
- CSV to QBODrop in a bank statement CSV and get a .qbo file back
- PDF to ExcelDrop in a statement PDF and get back a real Excel workbook
- CSV to IIFDrop in a bank statement CSV and get a .iif file back
- PDF to QBODrop in a statement PDF and get a .qbo file back
- Statement to CSVTurn any statement your bank produced into a plain CSV
- PDF to OFXDrop in a statement PDF and get an .ofx back
- PDF to CSVDrop in a statement PDF and get a CSV back
- CSV to QFXDrop in a bank statement CSV and get a .qfx file back
- CSV to OFXDrop in a bank statement CSV and get a .ofx file back
- CSV to QIFDrop in a bank statement CSV and get a .qif file back
- CSV to XeroDrop in a bank statement CSV and get back a tidy three-column file
- CSV to ExcelDrop in a bank statement CSV and get back a real Excel workbook
- Excel to QBODrop in an .xlsx workbook and get a .qbo file back
- Statement to QIFAny format your bank offers becomes a .qif here
- CSV to TallyDrop in a bank statement CSV and get Tally voucher XML back
- Statement to TallyWhatever your bank produced becomes Tally voucher XML
- CSV to PDFDrop in a bank statement CSV and get back a printable PDF table
From a statement file
For when you already have an .ofx, .qfx, .qbo or .iif and need it as something you can read, edit or hand to a different program.
- QBO to CSVDrop in a .qbo file and get back a plain CSV
- QBO to PDFDrop in a .qbo file and get back a printable PDF of its transactions
- QFX to QBODrop in a .qfx file and get a .qbo back
- QIF to QBODrop in a .qif file and get a .qbo back
- QFX to PDFDrop in a .qfx file and get back a printable PDF of its transactions
- OFX to QBODrop in an .ofx file and get a .qbo back
- QBO to ExcelDrop in a .qbo file and get back a real Excel workbook
- QBO to IIFDrop in a .qbo file and get an .iif back
- OFX to PDFDrop in an .ofx file and get back a printable PDF of its transactions
- IIF to ExcelDrop in an .iif file and get back a real Excel workbook
- IIF to CSVDrop in an .iif file and get back a plain CSV
- QFX to ExcelDrop in a .qfx file and get back a real Excel workbook
- QFX to QIFDrop in a .qfx file and get a .qif back
- OFX to ExcelDrop in an .ofx file and get back a real Excel workbook
- OFX to CSVDrop in an .ofx file and get back a plain CSV
- MT940 to CSVDrop in an .mt940 file and get back a plain CSV
- MT940 to ExcelDrop in an .mt940 file and get back a real Excel workbook
Looking for your bank?
Some banks publish a downloadable statement file and some export CSV only. The bank pages say which is which, and write the right institution identifier into the file where one exists.
Try it on the statement that’s annoying you right now.
No account, no card, no limit. If the layout isn’t recognised you will know immediately, rather than after a support ticket.