Conversions we convert

Turn any bank's CSV export into a QuickBooks Web Connect (.qbo) file — dates, payees, and signed amounts mapped automatically, ready for File → Import in QuickBooks Desktop.

Convert PDF bank statements straight to .qbo — every transaction extracted from the statement table and written as a QuickBooks bank-feed import.

Get months of bank transactions into QuickBooks without manual entry — QBO for Desktop's bank feed, IIF for direct import, or CSV for QuickBooks Online.

Convert CSV transactions to IIF, the format QuickBooks Desktop imports directly with no bank-ID validation. This is the route that still works after your Desktop license expires and .qbo Web Connect imports get blocked — import years of transactions without paying for a new subscription.

Turn CSV exports into standard OFX bank-feed files that Quicken, Xero, GnuCash, and most accounting tools accept.

Convert CSV to QFX (Quicken's Web Connect format) so your transactions import into Quicken like a native bank download.

Convert CSV to classic QIF for Quicken and the many accounting tools that still import it — simple, widely compatible, and instant.

Open an OFX bank-feed file as a clean spreadsheet — every transaction with date, description, and amount in CSV or Excel.

Convert a QuickBooks Web Connect (.qbo) file into plain CSV — useful for reviewing feed contents or moving data out of QuickBooks-only formats.

Turn Quicken QFX files into a clean CSV or Excel sheet — dates, payees, and amounts in columns you can filter and pivot.

Convert legacy QIF files into modern CSV or Excel — rescue old Quicken data into a format every tool reads.

Extract transactions from PDF bank statements and download an IIF file QuickBooks Desktop imports directly — no retyping, no bank validation.