How to convert a bank statement PDF to Excel
Upload the PDF, wait a moment while the table is detected, then download the Excel file. Most bank statements convert in a few seconds, depending on how many pages the PDF has.
Converting bank statements to Excel without losing the table layout
Bank statement layouts vary a lot between banks. This tool looks for rows and columns in the PDF and keeps dates, descriptions and amounts in separate cells instead of dumping everything into one column.
PDF bank statement to Excel, not just PDF to CSV
A CSV file loses formatting, and some spreadsheet apps handle CSV encoding oddly. Converting straight to Excel means the columns are ready to open, with no extra import step.
Convert bank statements to Excel without uploading them anywhere
Bank statements contain account numbers and personal details, so sending them to a server is a risk. This converter runs the whole process in your browser tab, and the PDF is never sent anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Is my bank statement uploaded to a server?
No. The PDF is read and converted inside your browser. We don't receive or store the file.
Does converting a bank statement PDF to Excel change the formatting?
The tool keeps the table structure — dates, descriptions and amounts stay in their own columns. Fonts and colors from the original PDF aren't carried over, since Excel doesn't need them.
Can I convert a multi-page bank statement to Excel?
Yes. Every page in the PDF is scanned for transaction rows, and all of them are combined into one Excel sheet.
Why does my converted file show numbers in one column instead of separate columns?
This can happen if the bank statement is a scanned image rather than a text-based PDF. Scanned statements don't have selectable text, so the columns can't be detected reliably.
Is this free to use?
Yes, there's no cost and no account needed.