Bank files, converted on your own computer.
Free tools that turn bank exports into files QuickBooks, Quicken and Xero will import, and turn those files back into spreadsheets. Your statements never leave your device.
- Your file stays on this device
- Works with Wi-Fi off. Check it yourself
- Free, with no sign-up
Ready for QuickBooks
8 transactions, Nov 2 – 18, 2026
- Money in
- $4,675.50
- Money out
- $1,519.93
- Net change
- $3,155.57
- Ending balance in your file
- $3,155.57
Pick up where you left off
Finance
Bank files for QuickBooks, Quicken, Xero and spreadsheets.
Create import files
- CSV, Excel → QBOCSV to QBO converterTurn a bank or card export into a QuickBooks Web Connect file.
- CSV, Excel → QuickBooks Online CSVCSV to QuickBooks Online formatterReformat any bank CSV into the Date, Description, Amount layout QuickBooks Online uploads.
- CSV, Excel → QIFCSV to QIF converterMake a QIF file for YNAB, GnuCash, Moneydance, PocketSmith and other money apps.
- CSV, Excel → OFXCSV to OFX converterCreate an OFX file for Xero, Sage, GnuCash, QuickBooks Online and others.
- CSV, Excel → QFXCSV to QFX converterMake a Quicken Web Connect file from a spreadsheet of transactions.
Open as a spreadsheet
- PDF statement → Excel, CSVBank statement PDF to ExcelTurn a PDF bank or card statement into a spreadsheet, with the running balance checked.
- QBO → CSV, ExcelQBO to CSV converterOpen a QuickBooks Web Connect file as a spreadsheet.
- QFX, OFX, QBO → CSV, ExcelQFX, OFX and QBO to CSV or ExcelOpen a bank download as a spreadsheet, or combine several into one.
- IIF → CSV, ExcelIIF to CSV converterOpen QuickBooks Desktop IIF files, with transactions and lists in clean tables.
- QIF → CSV, ExcelQIF to CSV converterOpen QIF files from Quicken, Microsoft Money or GnuCash as a spreadsheet.
Why bookkeepers can trust these tools
Nothing is uploaded
Each tool reads your file inside your browser tab. There is no server step, so account numbers and transactions are never sent anywhere. You can prove it by converting a file with Wi-Fi switched off.
Totals you can tie out
Before you download, every conversion shows money in, money out, the net change and any rows it skipped, so you can compare them with your statement first.
It remembers your bank
Once a file converts correctly, the tool can remember that bank's column layout in your browser. Next month's export from the same bank converts in one step.
A note on accuracy
These converters are tested against many bank layouts, but bank exports vary. Back up your QuickBooks or Quicken file before importing, compare the totals with your statement, and review the transactions on the import screen before accepting them. If a file is read wrongly, let us know the layout and we will improve the tool.