ExtractMyStatement
100% Client-Side Processing

Bank statements to Excel, instantly.

Free PDF to CSV / Excel converter. Secure, fast, and entirely private — your sensitive data never leaves your browser.

No sign-up Unlimited use Open source PDF engine

Drop your statement PDF

Drag a file here or click to browse

End-to-end privacy

Works with digital PDFs from Chase, BofA, Wells Fargo & 100+ major banks

Extracting table data from your statement…

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Master your transaction data

Turn locked PDF statements into actionable spreadsheets for any professional use case.

Tax preparation

Save hours of manual entry. Give your CPA clean Excel data instead of messy PDF stacks.

Budgeting

Sort, filter, and categorize expenses in Sheets or Excel to see exactly where your money goes.

Bookkeeping

Sync with QuickBooks or Xero. CSV outputs are optimized for fast accounting software imports.

Loan applications

Present professional financial records. Clean data helps lenders review your history faster.

Privacy by design.

Most converters upload your sensitive bank statements to their servers. We don't. ExtractMyStatement processes everything locally in your browser.

No data is ever transmitted over the internet.

Your file is gone the moment you refresh the page.

You can verify it yourself — check your network tab during use.

Technical verification

"Open your browser's Developer Tools, go to the Network tab, and watch as you load and export a document — you will see zero network requests related to your file."

Three simple steps

Drop in a digital PDF and walk away with a clean spreadsheet in under a minute.

1

Upload PDF

Drag and drop your statement. The file loads directly into your browser's memory — never our server.

2

Review data

Preview transactions in an editable table. Fix typos, rename headers, or remove rows you don't need.

3

Export results

Download as CSV for accounting software or Excel for manual analysis. One click, instant download.

Common questions

Everything you might want to know before converting your first statement.

Is this really free?
Yes, 100% free with no limits. No sign-up, no hidden fees, no watermarks. Convert as many bank statements as you need.

Is my bank statement safe?
Your bank statement never leaves your device. All processing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded to any server. You could disconnect from the internet and the tool would still work.

Which banks are supported?
ExtractMyStatement works with any bank that provides digital PDF statements. This includes Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Citi, Capital One, US Bank, PNC, TD Bank, Ally, Discover, USAA, Navy Federal, and hundreds more. As long as the PDF contains selectable text (not a scanned image), our tool can extract the data.

What if the extraction looks wrong?
The preview table is fully editable. Click any cell to fix the text, rename column headers if the parser guessed wrong, or delete rows you do not need. Take a moment to review the data before exporting — this ensures your CSV or Excel file is exactly right.

Does it work with scanned documents?
No. ExtractMyStatement requires digital (native) PDFs — the kind you download directly from your bank's website or mobile app. If you scanned a paper statement, the text is stored as an image and is not readable by our tool. Check your bank's online portal for a "Download Statement" or "Export PDF" option.

Can I convert multiple pages?
Yes. Multi-page PDF statements are handled automatically. All pages are processed and the extracted transactions are combined into a single table. You can review everything before exporting as one CSV or Excel file.

CSV vs Excel — which should I choose?
Choose CSV if you plan to import the data into accounting software like QuickBooks, Wave, or Xero — most software accepts CSV imports natively. Choose Excel (.xlsx) if you want to review, sort, filter, or edit the data manually in a spreadsheet application. Both formats contain the same extracted data.