Choose a PDF, check the preview, download Excel. Dates, amounts and balances land in the right columns, and the totals are checked for you.
01How it works
A bank statement, an invoice or any document with a table. Drag it onto the page or press the button.
Each date, description and amount goes into its own column. Running balances are added up and checked.
Open it in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers. Numbers are real numbers, so sums and filters work straight away.
02What it does
Date, description, money in, money out and balance, each in its own column. Every balance is added up again and checked.
Price lists, invoices and reports. Numbers stay numbers and dates stay dates, so your formulas work.
Convert a tableType the password when asked. It's used on your computer only.
Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice and Apple Numbers. CSV for accounting software.
If a PDF is a scan, or you only have a photo, the text is recognised right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
03Built-in checking
Most statements print a running balance. We take the previous balance, add or subtract each row, and compare the result with the bank's own figure.
If a row doesn't fit, it's marked in yellow, so you know exactly where to look. The Excel file keeps the check as a live formula.
04Privacy
Your bank statement is private. Conversion happens on your own computer. We do not receive your file. Optional recovery keeps a temporary copy in your browser, which you can clear.
What leaves your computer
The converter processes your file locally, without uploading it. Scripts and fonts are served from this site.
Your browser reads the PDF. It is never sent to a server.
No sign-up, no email, no password to remember.
No ads and no tracking cookies on this site.
In the browser's Network panel, select and convert a PDF: requests load site resources, not your document. First use needs an internet connection to load the converter.
05Who it's for
Turn a client's statements into one tidy sheet instead of typing them in.
Sort out spending for tax time without copying line by line.
Show income and spending as a clear table when someone asks for it.
See where the money goes each month, with totals that add up.
06Pricing
$0 no limits
07Questions
Yes. The converter runs in your browser, so it costs us very little to offer. There's no trial and no limit on files or pages.
Your PDF is opened and converted by your own browser. It isn't uploaded anywhere. Optional recovery stores a temporary local copy that you can clear.
It reads the layout of the statement rather than a list of banks. It handles separate money in and out columns, a single amount column, running balances, many languages, and number formats like 1,234.56 or 1.234,56. If something looks wrong, the totals check shows you where.
The rows that don't fit are highlighted in yellow, on the page and in the Excel file. Usually it's one line the PDF printed in an unusual way. Correct it in Excel and the check updates itself.
Type it when asked. The password is only used on your computer to open the file. Banks often use your date of birth or part of your account number; their email usually says which.
Choose it like any other file. The converter sees that the pages are pictures and offers to read the text from them. Recognition runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded. It can mistake a digit, so compare the amounts with the original, shown next to the result. A PDF downloaded from online banking is still the most exact.
Yes. The .xlsx file opens in Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice and Apple Numbers. There's a CSV download too, for accounting software.
Yes, it works in modern phone browsers. For long statements a computer is more comfortable, because the preview is easier to read.
08Converters
Free, private and ready in seconds.
Or drag a PDF anywhere onto this page.