Convert a bank statement to Excel
Turn any PDF bank or credit-card statement into a spreadsheet that opens directly in Microsoft Excel (CSV that Excel imports cleanly). Every transaction is checked against your statement’s own balance, so the Excel file you download is complete and correct.
Convert your statement →How it works
- Upload the PDF. Any bank or credit-card statement.
- We verify it. Transactions are summed and reconciled to the statement’s opening and closing balance.
- Download Excel. Get a spreadsheet that opens directly in Microsoft Excel (CSV that Excel imports cleanly).
Balance-verified Excel export
Anyone can dump a PDF to Excel. bankstatement.dev checks the export against your statement’s own balance, so a missing or misread row is caught before it reaches your spreadsheet or accounting software.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a bank statement to Excel?
Upload the PDF at bankstatement.dev. It extracts every transaction, verifies the total against the statement’s opening and closing balance, and gives you a spreadsheet that opens directly in Microsoft Excel (CSV that Excel imports cleanly) to download.
Does it work with any bank?
Yes — Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, U.S. Bank, PNC, American Express, Discover and more. It reconciles the transactions to the statement’s printed balance regardless of the bank.
Is it accurate?
Every conversion is balance-verified: the transactions must add up to the statement’s opening and closing balance. If they don’t, you’re told the extraction is incomplete instead of getting a silently-wrong file.
Is my data secure?
Your PDF is processed securely, never stored, and no transaction data is retained.