OfflineStatementPDF bank statement to GnuCash
GnuCash imports OFX and CSV, not PDF. Drop your statement here, export an OFX file, and open it with File > Import > Import OFX/QFX in GnuCash. The statement stays on your device the whole time.
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Free: 3 statements a day, no sign-up.
Bank not supported yet? Email the bank name and country to [email protected] and we'll add it. No need to send your statement.
How your statement stays private
- Your PDFPick a statement from your computer or phone.
- Read in this tabThis page reads it on your device and never sends the file anywhere. Turn off your wifi after the page loads and it still works.
- Your spreadsheetThe rows go straight into a file in your downloads.
Works with most banks
Reads text-based PDF statements with debit/credit or single-amount columns, in US, UK, European, Indian and Indonesian number formats. Password-protected e-statements work too, and the password stays on your device.
Checked, not guessed
Every statement gets a running-balance check: if a row doesn't add up to the printed balance, we highlight it, so nothing goes into your books wrong.
Hours of typing, done in a minute
Free: preview every transaction and download the first 25 as a CSV.
Pro: every transaction, a year of statements in one file, Excel, QuickBooks, Xero and OFX. See pricing
FAQ
Which GnuCash importer should I use?
Import OFX/QFX: the OFX file carries dates, signed amounts and payees, so GnuCash's matcher can assign accounts. The CSV importer works with the CSV export too.
Does it handle several statements?
Yes. Pro merges a batch of statements into one OFX file without duplicate transactions.
Is my statement uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser.