Convert Credit Card Statements to Excel & CSV. Privately.

No uploads, ever. Your credit card statement is parsed entirely in your browser with PDF.js — the PDF never leaves your device, is never stored on a server, and no account is required. Account numbers, balances, and transaction history stay on your computer from start to finish.

The converter reads the text layer of any digital credit card statement PDF, so it works with Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, American Express, Discover, HSBC, Barclays, Apple Card, and most other issuers. It automatically detects transaction dates, descriptions, and amounts.

Yes. If your credit card statement is a scanned image without a text layer, the converter can use OCR (optical character recognition) to extract the text. Simply upload the scanned PDF and the engine will process it locally in your browser.

Yes. The converter automatically categorizes each transaction as PURCHASE, PAYMENT, FEE, INTEREST, REFUND, CASH ADVANCE, or CASHBACK based on the merchant description. You can also filter by category in the workspace.

Yes. Every cell in the preview grid is directly editable — fix a description, correct an amount, or delete a row before you download. Changes are reflected instantly in your export.

You can download a standard .CSV file, a real .XLSX workbook that opens in Microsoft Excel, a QuickBooks-compatible CSV, a Xero-compatible CSV, or copy a tab-separated table straight into Excel or Google Sheets. All exports are generated locally — nothing is sent to a server.

Yes. Multi-page statements are fully supported. Turn on the "Merge multi-page" toggle and every page's transactions are aggregated into one continuous CSV or Excel file — ideal for annual summaries or long statement periods.

Yes. By default, charges are positive and payments/credits are negative. Toggle "Invert sign (ledger format)" to flip all amounts for accounting ledger import — charges become negative and payments become positive.