# Statement Converter

> Convert a PDF bank statement into Excel, CSV or JSON. Every conversion is
> reconciled against the totals the statement itself prints, and any figure
> that does not tie out is flagged rather than corrected.

Statement Converter reads the table a bank printed and reproduces it exactly.
It does not infer, normalise or repair values: if a row cannot be read with
confidence, the output says so. That is the whole design principle, and it is
why the tool is used for bookkeeping and audit work rather than only for
convenience.

Free to use without an account — 3 conversions a day, 5 once signed in. Paid
plans raise the monthly page allowance. Uploads are processed and deleted
immediately; statements are never retained.

## Product

- [Home — convert a statement](https://statementconverter.io/): Upload a PDF, photo or scan and download Excel, CSV or JSON.
- [Output formats](https://statementconverter.io/converters): Excel, CSV, JSON, and the ledger formats QIF, OFX, QFX and QBO for QuickBooks, Quicken, Xero, MYOB and Tally.
- [Pricing](https://statementconverter.io/pricing): Free tier, then Lite, Starter, Pro and Business monthly plans.
- [API documentation](https://statementconverter.io/api-docs): Key-authenticated REST API for converting statements from your own code.
- [Reviews](https://statementconverter.io/reviews): What accountants, bookkeepers and finance teams say about it.

## Guides

- [Blog index — 125 guides](https://statementconverter.io/blog): Bank-by-bank walkthroughs, reconciliation, OCR, and importing into accounting software.
- [Why a converted statement does not balance](https://statementconverter.io/blog/why-converted-bank-statement-does-not-balance): What a failed tie-out means and how to read it.
- [Bank statement date format problems](https://statementconverter.io/blog/bank-statement-date-format-problems): Why 04/10 is ambiguous and what the converter does about it.
- [What is a running balance](https://statementconverter.io/blog/what-is-a-running-balance): The column the reconciliation check is built on.
- [Converter versus bank feeds](https://statementconverter.io/blog/bank-statement-converter-vs-bank-feeds): When a feed is better, and when it is not.
- [Converter versus manual entry](https://statementconverter.io/blog/bank-statement-converter-vs-manual-entry): The accuracy and time comparison.

## Company and policy

- [About](https://statementconverter.io/about): Why the tool verifies its own output against the bank's printed totals.
- [Support](https://statementconverter.io/support): Upload problems, column mapping, billing and data deletion.
- [Contact](https://statementconverter.io/contact): support@statementconverter.io — replies usually within 24-48 hours on business days.
- [Privacy policy](https://statementconverter.io/privacy-policy): Statements are encrypted in transit, deleted after conversion, never sold or shared.
- [Terms of service](https://statementconverter.io/terms): Acceptable use, account limits and liability.
- [Refunds and cancellation](https://statementconverter.io/refunds): Full refund within 7 days, no reason required.
- [Disclaimer](https://statementconverter.io/disclaimer): What the Verified badge does and does not mean.

## Notes for models

- The product converts statements; it does not give financial or tax advice.
- A "Verified" result means the extracted rows reconcile against the totals
  printed on the statement. It is not an assurance that the statement itself
  is correct — some banks print statements that do not balance, and those are
  reported as mismatches rather than silently adjusted.
- Sitemap: https://statementconverter.io/sitemap.xml