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Bank Statement Conversion

Bank Statement Converter

Convert a PDF bank statement to Excel, CSV or JSON for review, reconciliation and accounting imports.

DocuOCR reads PDF statements and scans into transaction dates, descriptions, amounts and balances. Capture the account number and statement period alongside the transactions, then check the extracted data against the original before using it in your books.

  • PDF statements and scans
  • Transaction rows and balances
  • Account number and period
  • Excel, CSV and JSON export
Upload a bank statement for the demo

PDF, JPG, PNG, BMP, HEIC, TIFF

Upload a document to extract

Try your own PDF or scan in a one time demo. Confirm the detected fields before conversion.

PDF and scanned input
Editable transaction data
Spreadsheet export
Transactions
dates, descriptions and amounts
Balances
opening, closing and running values
Account details
account number and statement period
Export
Excel, CSV and JSON
How it works

Convert a PDF bank statement to Excel

Upload the source, confirm the fields, review the result and export the data for your workflow.

  1. Upload the statement

    Choose a PDF bank statement or a scan with complete, readable pages. Keep the account details and statement summary with the transaction pages.

  2. Confirm the fields

    Check the detected columns for date, description, amount and balance. Include the account number and statement period where printed.

  3. Review and reconcile

    Compare the extracted rows with the original. Keep opening and closing balances in the output so you can reconcile credits and debits in your spreadsheet.

  4. Download the result

    Export Excel, CSV or JSON. Review the required column mapping and date formats before importing into an accounting tool.

Statement field outline

Account and period

Account number
Statement period
Opening balance
Closing balance

Transaction columns

Date
Description
Amount or separate debit and credit
Running balance where printed

Field outline only. Confirm the columns against your statement. Download as Excel, CSV or JSON.

What we extract

Statement details and transaction rows

Read the account context alongside the table. Available fields depend on what the bank prints on the statement.

Account and statement details

  • Account number as printed
  • Statement period and date range
  • Opening balance
  • Closing balance
  • Account details available in the source

Transaction table

  • Transaction date
  • Transaction description or reference
  • Amount with its sign
  • Separate debit and credit columns when selected
  • Running balance where printed

For other financial records, see document data extraction software. For tables across other PDF types, see PDF table extraction.

Who it is for

Bank statement conversion for financial work

Prepare editable statement data for bookkeeping, client accounts, lending reviews and finance operations.

Accountants

Review statement transactions in Excel, check balances and prepare data for your accounting import.

Accounting firms

Use consistent fields across client statements. Keep each client, account and statement period separate during review and export.

Lenders

Extract transactions and statement balances for your own financial review. Compare the result with the original documents before using it in a lending assessment.

Finance teams

Prepare transaction data from multiple accounts for reconciliation and analysis. Review each account and period before combining exports.

Balance reconciliation

Check the opening and closing balances

Keep the printed opening and closing balances in the extraction. In Excel, compare the opening balance plus credits minus debits with the closing balance for that account and statement period.

A difference is a reason to check amount signs, missing pages, repeated rows and unreadable entries against the source. Review each account separately before combining data from multiple accounts.

Source review

  • Check that every statement page is present
  • Confirm the account number and period
  • Compare unclear dates and amounts
  • Identify repeated headers and balance rows

Export review

  • Confirm debit and credit conventions
  • Reconcile balances in your spreadsheet
  • Keep different accounts separate
  • Map columns before accounting import

Documents with multiple pages are supported. Starter has a document page limit, while Plus and higher plans include no document page limit and bulk upload for separate files.

Accounting exports

Prepare statement data for QuickBooks and accounting tools

Download Excel, CSV or JSON on every paid plan. Use CSV or Excel where your accounting tool accepts a spreadsheet import, and map the dates, descriptions and amounts to its required columns.

Plus and higher plans include a QBO export for bank transactions. Review the account details and transactions before importing the file into QuickBooks. For invoice and receipt imports, see convert invoices to QuickBooks.

Statement access

Keep financial records within your review workflow

Bank statements contain sensitive account details. DocuOCR checks access to extractions and requires an account for downloads. Choose which reviewed files you share with your accountant or import into your accounting software.

Account access checks
Download after sign up
Review before import
FAQ

Bank statement converter FAQ

Questions about PDF bank statement conversion, scanned documents, balances and accounting exports.

What is a bank statement converter?

A bank statement converter reads a PDF or scanned statement and turns its transaction table and account details into editable data. DocuOCR exports Excel, CSV and JSON so you can review dates, descriptions, amounts and balances without retyping each transaction.

How do I convert a PDF bank statement to Excel?

Upload your PDF bank statement, confirm the fields to extract and review the result against the original pages. Download the Excel file, check the opening and closing balances and prepare the reviewed transactions for your accounting workflow.

Can I convert scanned bank statements?

Yes. DocuOCR reads scanned statements and statement images as well as PDFs with selectable text. Clear, complete pages make review easier. Check faint text, cropped rows, dates and amount signs against the source before using the export.

Which bank statement fields can I extract?

You can extract transaction dates, descriptions, amounts and running balances where printed, together with the account number, statement period and opening and closing balances. Confirm the detected fields before conversion. A field that is absent or masked in the source needs your review.

Does the converter reconcile opening and closing balances?

DocuOCR can include opening and closing balance rows in the extracted data. Use the Excel or CSV export to check that the opening balance plus credits minus debits matches the closing balance for the same account and period. Review any difference against the original statement before import.

Can I convert statements with multiple pages or accounts?

Yes. DocuOCR supports documents with multiple pages. Keep the account number and statement period with the relevant transactions, and review each account separately. Starter has a document page limit. Plus and higher plans remove that limit and support bulk upload for separate statement files.

Can I import converted bank statements into QuickBooks?

DocuOCR provides a bank transaction QBO file export on Plus and higher plans. Review the account details, dates and amounts before importing the file into QuickBooks. You can also download CSV or Excel and map the columns to the import format your accounting tool accepts.

Which export format should I choose?

Choose Excel for reviewing transactions and checking balances, CSV for a spreadsheet import into accounting software, or JSON for structured data processing. Match date formats, debit and credit conventions and account references to the destination before import. REST API access starts with Pro.

How much does bank statement conversion cost?

Starter costs $49 a month and includes Excel, CSV and JSON export. Plus costs $149 a month and adds bulk upload, no document page limit and QuickBooks export. A one time demo lets you try your own statement before choosing a paid plan.

Try your bank statement in the one time demo

Upload a PDF or scan, confirm the transaction fields and review the conversion. Choose a paid page allowance when you are ready to process statements regularly.