OFX to PDF Converter

An OFX cannot be read without software that imports it, which is a problem when you need to send one to an accountant or keep a copy someone can actually look at. This lays the transactions out as a clean PDF table.

An OFX made readable — a plain transaction report you can print or send.

A report, not a forged statement

The heading says Transaction report, every page names the file it came from, and nothing about it is styled to look bank-issued. It is a readable copy of your data, and it does not pretend to be anything else.

Nothing clipped

Long descriptions wrap. A truncated payee is a different payee, and it happens silently.

Account numbers masked

Only the last four digits are shown, because a file like this gets emailed.

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