Turn an OFX, Quicken QFX, or QuickBooks QBO file into a CSV you can open in Excel or import into Xero. Parsing happens on this page.
Drop a OFX, QFX, or QBO file here
or click to choose one. The file stays on this device.
| Date | Description | Amount | Type |
|---|
Preview shows the first 8 rows. The download includes every parsed transaction.
OFX, QFX, and QBO are easy for accounting apps and awkward everywhere else. Excel will not open the tags, and Xero’s bank import wants a CSV with a date, a description, and an amount.
This page reads each STMTTRN block in the browser and writes those columns out. Dates become YYYY-MM-DD. Amounts keep the sign from the file. The FITID is included so a later import can skip rows you already have.
Going the other direction — a CSV that QuickBooks Desktop should open — use the CSV to OFX converter. If the only download your bank offers is a PDF, extract it to Excel with StatementKit first.
These tools convert files you already have. StatementKit reads the PDF and exports CSV or Excel. Free plan includes 3 statements a month.
Convert a statement PDF