Excel Export

Bank statement to Excel, formatted right

Real date and number cell types, auto-sized columns, and a formatted header row — no cleanup needed before you can sum, filter, or pivot.

How It Works

1

Upload your PDF statement

Drag in a bank statement PDF from any of 296+ supported banks.

2

Columns are auto-formatted

Dates become real date cells, amounts become real number cells — not text pretending to be numbers — so formulas and totals work immediately.

3

Download a ready-to-use .xlsx

Get a professional spreadsheet with a bold header row and auto-sized columns, ready to hand to a client or drop into a report.

What's in the Excel file

Columns / fields

  • Date (date cell)
  • Description
  • Debit (number cell)
  • Credit (number cell)
  • Balance (number cell)

Works well with

Microsoft ExcelGoogle SheetsApple NumbersLibreOffice Calc

Unlike a raw PDF-to-table dump, amounts come through as actual numbers and dates as actual dates — so SUM, AVERAGEIF, and pivot tables work the moment you open the file, without reformatting a column first.

Convert your statement to Excel

Free for your first 3 conversions — no credit card required.

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Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

We accept PDF bank statements from any bank. You can also paste screenshots or images of statements.
Yes. All files are encrypted during upload and processing. We delete your files immediately after conversion and never store banking credentials.
Date, description, debit/credit amounts, running balance, and transaction type. Column headers are standardized for easy import into accounting software.
Free accounts can convert statements up to 50 pages. Paid plans support unlimited pages and bulk conversion.
Yes. Paid plans include bulk conversion. Upload multiple PDFs and get individual Excel files for each statement. Learn more

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