Convert your bank statement to Excel.
Turn PDF bank statements into clean, organized Excel spreadsheets — privately and securely. Nothing uploaded, nothing stored.
When you need bank statements in Excel
The most common use cases for clean, structured transaction data.
Tax preparation
Your accountant needs spreadsheets, not PDFs. Convert your statements to Excel for easy tax filing and deduction tracking.
Budgeting
Categorize and analyze spending in Excel. Sort by amount, filter by merchant, or create pivot tables to understand where your money goes.
Loan applications
Organize financial records for mortgage, auto, or business loan applications. Lenders often request transaction histories in spreadsheet format.
Bookkeeping
Import into QuickBooks, Xero, or Wave. Excel exports make it easy to reconcile accounts and prepare financial statements.
How to convert your bank statement
Three steps. Under a minute. Nothing leaves your browser.
Download your statement PDF
Log into your bank's website and download your monthly or quarterly statement as a PDF. Most banks offer this in the statements or documents section.
Open it in our converter
Click below to go to ExtractMyStatement. Select your PDF file — it will be processed entirely in your browser without any upload.
Review and export to Excel
Preview the extracted transactions, make any needed adjustments, and click "Export to Excel" to download your .xlsx file.
Which banks work?
If your bank gives you a digital PDF with selectable text, it works.
Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Citi, Capital One, US Bank, PNC, TD Bank, and most other banks that provide digital PDF statements work perfectly with ExtractMyStatement.
Our extraction algorithm is designed to handle the most common bank statement formats. If your bank uses a standard table layout for transactions, it will work.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert multiple months at once?
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Is this better than copy-paste?
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Ready to convert your bank statement?
Drop in your PDF, walk away with a clean Excel file. No upload, no signup, no limits.
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