Upload the statement
Drop a bank statement PDF into the converter. Text-based PDFs and scanned PDFs use different extraction paths behind the scenes.
Upload a statement and get a workbook for reconciliation: transaction rows, page-to-page continuity, source context, and review-friendly formatting.
Text-based and scanned statements
Visible PDF layout replicated in Excel
Large statement support on upload
Files expire after processing windows
The product experience is built around one job: upload a PDF, recreate the visible layout in Excel, download, and review.
Drop a bank statement PDF into the converter. Text-based PDFs and scanned PDFs use different extraction paths behind the scenes.
The converter reads text and coordinates from the PDF, or OCR coordinates for scanned pages, then places the visible content into Excel cells as text.
The workbook keeps headers, summaries, transaction lines, footers, and amounts as strings so users can clean the sheet for their own workflow.
Bank statements vary by country, language, and page layout. The extraction flow prioritizes document structure first, then text extraction, then reviewable workbook output.
Column positions are read from the file and reused when later pages omit the header row.
Native PDF text is used when available. OCR is reserved for scanned or image-heavy statements.
Raw extraction context stays available in the workbook so unclear rows can be checked instead of silently hidden.
Users can report poor conversions after a job so the parser improves against real statement layouts.
Uploaded PDFs are processed for conversion and expire automatically unless the user explicitly retains one for feedback.
Excel outputs are available during the download window, then removed. Transfers use HTTPS and conversion jobs run independently.
Start with 5 free conversions per month. No credit card needed.