Financial statements
Bank and credit-card PDFs
Extract transactions, check running balances, and export Excel, CSV, or QuickBooks-ready rows. Process one statement free or combine a paid batch.
Built for statement cleanup and accounting review
Extract transactions from bank and credit-card statements, check the running balance, and download clean Excel, CSV, or QuickBooks-ready rows.
Statement conversion preview
Balance checkedTransaction activity
| Date | Description | Debit | Credit | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06/03/26 | ACME MARKET | 84.27 | - | 4215.73 |
| 06/05/26 | PAYROLL DEP | - | 2450.00 | 6665.73 |
| 06/06/26 | MONTHLY FEE | 12.00 | - | 6653.73 |
Two focused tools
The financial tool understands statement transactions and balances. The table tool handles everything else without pretending every PDF is an accounting document.
Financial statements
Extract transactions, check running balances, and export Excel, CSV, or QuickBooks-ready rows. Process one statement free or combine a paid batch.
General tables
Convert a table from a PDF, PNG, JPG, or WebP into Excel or CSV. Try one file free and choose paid AI only if the file needs extra help.
Upload your file, review the result, and download it or ask AI for extra help.
Choose the right tool and upload one PDF or image.
Review and download the result if it looks right.
If the file needs extra help, sign in and choose whether to use AI credits.
Choose the exact conversion you need. Every option uses one of the same two simple tools.
Convert PDF bank statements, scanned statements, and credit-card statements into files you can review.
Pages focused on QuickBooks-ready CSV cleanup before importing old or missing bank activity.
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The financial statement tool converts bank and credit-card PDFs, including paid batches. The general table tool converts a PDF or image into Excel or CSV.
Converting one file is free and does not require sign-up. You can review and download usable Excel or CSV results without credits.
AI cleanup costs up to one credit per page and only charges when it improves the free result. A combined financial batch export costs one credit per statement. The prices are shown before you choose either action.
Yes. If your bank provides a spreadsheet or QuickBooks download for the dates you need, use that. The financial tool is most useful for PDF-only history, closed accounts, and client backfills.