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PDF Bank Statement → CSV Converter

Convert PDF bank or credit card statements to CSV, Excel, or JSON. Free, no login, runs in your browser, nothing uploaded or stored.

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🔒 Your statement is parsed in memory by our document processing partner, never stored on Stock Note servers, and never used to train any model.

Why use this converter

  • 100% free, unlimitedNo daily limit, no paywall, no upgrade prompt.
  • No sign-upYou never have to create an account or hand over your email.
  • In-memory processingFiles are parsed in memory by our document processing partner and discarded immediately afterwards.
  • Not stored, not trained onStock Note never persists your transactions, and our processing partner does not use them to train any model.

Supported banks & card issuers

Templates tuned for the most common statement layouts. Generic mode covers everything else.

Korea
  • KB 국민은행
  • 신한은행
  • 우리은행
  • 하나은행
  • NH농협은행
  • 토스뱅크
  • 카카오뱅크
  • 신한카드
  • 삼성카드
  • 현대카드
Global
  • Chase
  • Bank of America
  • Wells Fargo
  • Citi
  • Capital One
  • American Express
  • Discover
  • HSBC
  • Barclays
Generic / Other
  • Generic / Other

Overview

The PDF Bank Statement to CSV Converter turns transaction PDFs from your bank or credit card into clean tabular data you can filter, sort, pivot, and import into accounting software. It supports common Korean and global bank templates and runs entirely in your browser, so account numbers, descriptions, and amounts never leave your device. It is the fastest way to take a Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, or Korean bank statement and convert it to a CSV or Excel file you can actually work with.

How it works

PDF transactions → Date, Description, Amount, Balance, Category → CSV / Excel / JSON

Each line item from the statement is mapped to a normalized row with the date in ISO format (YYYY-MM-DD), the merchant or counterparty name, the signed amount, the running balance, and an inferred category such as Groceries, Dining, Subscriptions, Transfer, or Salary. Multi-page statements are merged into a single export so you can review a full month or year in one sheet.

Worked example

You upload a 12-page Chase credit card statement and a 3-page Bank of America checking statement to compare last quarter's spending.

= You get one CSV per file with about 180 rows total. Filtering by category in Excel reveals that subscriptions grew 18% quarter over quarter and that two cash withdrawals were duplicated by the bank, so you can dispute them and update your budget.

When to use it

  • Pull bank or credit card statement data into Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers for spending analysis
  • Prepare clean transaction history for accounting software, tax filing, or your bookkeeper
  • Build a personal cash flow dashboard without manually retyping rows from a PDF
  • Reconcile statements when your bank API does not expose older history
  • Convert a Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, or Capital One statement to CSV in seconds

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free? Are there hidden conversion limits?

Yes, it is fully free. There is no daily quota, no login wall, and no paid tier. Many similar tools restrict free use to a couple of conversions per 24 hours; this one does not.

Where does my statement data go?

Parsing happens in your browser. Files are not uploaded to our servers, and we do not store rows, totals, or account numbers. Closing the tab clears the in-memory data, so your statement leaves no trace on our infrastructure.

Which banks and card issuers are supported?

Major Korean banks (KB Kookmin, Shinhan, Woori, Hana, NH Nonghyup, Toss Bank, Kakao Bank), large US issuers (Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, American Express, Discover), and common European templates. Generic mode handles most other PDFs that already render as text.

My statement is a scanned image. Will it work?

Image-only PDFs need OCR, which is not included in this build. The converter targets text-based PDFs that banks issue by default. For best results, export the statement directly from your online banking instead of scanning a paper copy.

Can it also convert credit card statements to CSV?

Yes. Credit card statements from Chase, Capital One, Citi, and American Express are explicitly supported, and most other issuers work through the generic template.

Why CSV instead of just Excel?

CSV is portable, plays well with every accounting tool and BI platform, and avoids hidden Excel formatting that breaks pivots. Excel and JSON are also offered for users who want them.