Convert a bank statement PDF to Excel

Bank statements are full of private details, so they shouldn't be uploaded to a website. Universal Converter reads the transaction tables on your own device, including scanned or photographed statements, and keeps dates, descriptions and amounts in their own columns, with amounts stored as numbers.

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How to do it

Open Universal Converter and choose To Excel on the left.
Drag your files or a whole folder into the window, or click Add files.
Choose Excel (or CSV). For scanned statements, pick the language of the statement or leave it on automatic.
Click Convert. The new files are saved next to the originals, or in the folder you choose.

Why do it offline?

Universal Converter does the work on your own device. Your files stay private, big files are no problem, and it works without an internet connection.

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