Free tools for bank files.
Nothing uploaded, no account.
Small jobs that do not need the converter: turn a bank CSV, OFX or QIF into the file your software wants, find out why QuickBooks rejects a .qbo, or take the password off a statement PDF. Each one runs in your browser tab and is finished before anything could be sent.
- 01 · reads .csv, .tsvCSV to QBO converterTurn a bank CSV into a QuickBooks .qbo (or Xero CSV, Excel).
- 02 · reads .ofx, .qfx, .qboOFX / QFX to CSV converterOpen an .ofx, .qfx or .qbo as a spreadsheet: CSV, Excel, Xero.
- 03 · reads .qifQIF to CSV converterRead a Quicken .qif and download CSV, Excel, QBO or Xero.
- 04 · reads .qbo, .qfx, .ofxQBO file checkerSee why QuickBooks rejects a .qbo, row by row.
- 05 · reads .pdfPDF password removerSave a password-protected bank statement as a plain PDF, on your own computer.
When a tool is not enough
The tools read files that are already data. A PDF or a scan is not; for those, the converter reads every page, adds the rows up against the printed balances and gives you Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero or Tally. 5 pages are free with no account.
The three file converters use the same balance check and the same download code as the main converter, so a .qbo or CSV that comes out of a tool imports exactly like one that comes out of a paid conversion.