Bank statement PDF to CSV that runs in the browser

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Stop retyping bank statements

Drop in a PDF and get a clean spreadsheet in seconds — ready for Excel, Xero,<br>QuickBooks or Sage. Your statement never leaves your computer.

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These appear on your statement but couldn't be read<br>safely, so they've been left out rather than guessed at. Enter them by<br>hand from your PDF.

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One credit converts one page, so you pay for what you actually convert —<br>a two-page statement costs two. Five credits are yours to start with.

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Buy 50 credits<br>About four twelve-page statements.

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Why this one

Your bank data stays put

Every other converter uploads your statement to their servers. This one doesn't.<br>The PDF is read on your own machine and never transmitted — you can disconnect from<br>the internet after the page loads and it still works.

It checks its own work

Where your statement prints a running balance, amounts are re-checked against it<br>and you are told how many rows that covered — not simply that it passed. Anything<br>that could not be read safely is listed and left out of the download rather than<br>guessed at.

Imports without a fight

Not just generic CSV — properly formatted files for Xero, QuickBooks, FreeAgent<br>and QIF, so there's no column-mapping step waiting for you at the other end.

Questions

Is my statement really not uploaded?<br>Correct. The conversion is done by JavaScript running on your own machine, and this<br>site has no upload endpoint to send it to. If you want to verify, open your browser's<br>Network tab while converting — you'll see no request carrying your file.

Which banks work?<br>Any bank whose PDF contains real text, which is nearly all of them — Barclays, HSBC,<br>Lloyds, NatWest, Santander, Halifax, Nationwide, Monzo, Starling, Revolut, TSB, Tide<br>and Wise included. The converter reads table structure rather than using a per-bank<br>template, so unusual layouts usually work too.

What about scanned statements?<br>A scan or a photo is an image, so there's no text to read and it won't work. Download<br>the original PDF from your online banking instead.

Can I get a refund?<br>Yes — which is exactly why the free tier exists. Check the figures on screen before<br>paying. If something's wrong after you've paid, email and you'll get a full refund.

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