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Convert Bank Statements to QBO for QuickBooks

Turn bank statement PDFs and CSV exports into QuickBooks-ready QBO files — plus IIF, OFX, QFX, and QIF — in seconds. Import months of transactions instead of typing them.

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PDF, PNG, or JPG — up to 20 MB

Statements are processed in-memory and deleted immediately after conversion. We never store your transactions or account data — your financial data stays yours.

We're continually improving our extraction and generation. If a file doesn't convert to your expectations, tell us and we'll fix it.

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Private by default

Statements are processed in-memory and deleted immediately after conversion. We never store your transactions or account data — your financial data stays yours.

Accurate extraction

Built for QuickBooks imports: download a .qbo Web Connect file, an IIF for QuickBooks Desktop, or OFX/QFX/QIF for Quicken and other tools — every transaction with a clean date, description, and signed amount.

No templates

Reads any layout — every bank statement comes out as clean, structured rows. Nothing to configure.

Three steps to a clean spreadsheet

1

Upload your bank statement

Drag in a PDF or image. No account, no setup.

2

We read and extract

Every line item is pulled into structured rows — the same fields you'd type in by hand.

3

Download your data

Get a clean CSV free, or Excel and batches with Pro.

From messy PDF to clean rows

A bank statement (PDF) or CSV export

QuickBooks-ready QBO / IIF / OFX transactions

DateDescriptionCreditAmountBalance
2026-06-03ACME PAYROLL DEPOSIT2500.002500.005950.00
2026-06-05OFFICE SUPPLY CO POS142.30-142.305807.70

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  • QBO, IIF, OFX, QIF & CSV downloads
  • All transactions extracted
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1 conversion = one document of up to 25 pages. Longer documents count as one conversion per additional 25 pages.

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Questions

What is a QBO file?+

QBO is QuickBooks' Web Connect format — the file type QuickBooks uses to import bank transactions as if they came from a bank feed. Convert your statement to .qbo, then in QuickBooks use File → Utilities → Import → Web Connect.

QBO vs IIF — which should I use?+

QBO imports through QuickBooks' bank-feed flow; some QuickBooks versions validate the bank ID on import, so results can vary by version. IIF imports directly into QuickBooks Desktop with no bank validation — it's the most reliable route for QBD. We generate both, so try QBO first and fall back to IIF.

Does this work with QuickBooks Online?+

QuickBooks Online imports CSV natively (Transactions → Banking → Upload from file) — use our CSV download for QBO Online. The .qbo file targets QuickBooks Desktop; IIF is Desktop-only.

Which banks are supported?+

Any bank. We read the statement itself — PDF or CSV export from any institution, including credit unions and foreign banks — so there's no bank list to be on.

Can I convert OFX, QFX, or QIF files to CSV?+

Yes — upload an existing .ofx, .qbo, .qfx, or .qif file and download the transactions as clean CSV or Excel. Handy when software exports a feed format but you need a spreadsheet.

Is my data safe?+

Files are processed in memory and deleted immediately after conversion. Signed-in users' extracted rows are kept for 24 hours so you can re-download them, then permanently deleted.