UK
What you get
A single CSV with Account, Date, Description, Debit, Credit and Balance columns, UTF-8 encoded and quoted where needed so descriptions with commas don't break the rows.
Every transaction from every page, in order — multi-page and multi-statement PDFs included.
Why CSV
It imports into Xero, QuickBooks, Zoho Books and virtually any spreadsheet or system that takes tabular data.
It's human-readable and easy to reshape before importing somewhere fussy about column order.
How to use it
After converting:
- Drop your statement PDF into the converter above.
- Confirm the reconciliation check passed.
- Click CSV to download.
- Import it into your accounting tool, or open it in any spreadsheet.
Checked before you download
Every conversion runs a reconciliation check — it ties the extracted transactions back to the statement's running balance, so credits and debits add up to the closing figure the bank printed. A statement that doesn't reconcile is flagged, not quietly exported — so your CSV file is correct before it reaches your books.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?expand_more
Yes — CSV export is free with no login.
Which columns does the CSV have?expand_more
Account, Date, Description, Debit, Credit and Balance — the layout accounting importers expect.
Will commas in descriptions break the file?expand_more
No. Fields containing commas or quotes are properly quoted, so rows stay intact.