Convert a Bank Statement PDF to CSV
Upload a PDF and get back a .csv file with one row per transaction. Date, description, reference number, debit, credit and balance stay in separate columns.
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Supported: PDF files up to 5MB each • Multiple files supported
What the CSV looks like
Amounts containing a thousands separator are quoted, so the file opens correctly in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, and anything that reads CSV.
Date,Narration,Chq/Ref No,Withdrawal (Dr)/Deposit (Cr),Balance
05-04-2017,OS PAYTM 201704050068 0039490401,PG-0039490401,"2,500.00(Dr)","32,092.10(Cr)"
05-04-2017,ATL/0923572005/622018/NETAJI SUBHASH PALACE,709515003503,"1,000.00(Dr)","31,092.10(Cr)"
06-04-2017,OS PAYTM 201704060068 0039557632,PG-0039557632,"50.00(Dr)","31,042.10(Cr)"Column structure follows your statement
There is no fixed template. Whatever columns your bank prints are the columns you get, in the same order. A statement that separates withdrawals from deposits comes back that way; one that uses a single signed amount column stays that way too.
Multi-page and multi-file statements
Every page of a statement is merged into one CSV with the original transaction order preserved. Upload several statements at once and you get a ZIP containing one CSV per statement plus a summary file.
Why CSV rather than XLSX
CSV imports into accounting software, bookkeeping tools, and database loaders without a conversion step. It also opens in Excel directly, so you can save it as .xlsx yourself if you want formulas and formatting.