Statement converter
PDF bank statement to CSV
CSV is the plain export: one row per transaction, no formatting to fight with. It is what most bookkeeping sheets, import templates, and tax workpapers actually want.
Columns
Each row has the source file name, bank, last four digits when we could see them, account type, date, sale date, description, withdrawal or charge, deposit or payment, signed amount, and balance. Deposit accounts and cards share this shape so a folder of statements can be stacked.
The file starts with a UTF-8 byte order mark so Excel on Windows does not turn a description into the wrong characters. Fields that contain commas or quotes are quoted. Amounts are plain numbers, not currency text, so a SUM formula works.
It matches what you edited
The CSV is built in your browser from the table you are looking at. If you fix a description or an amount, the download includes the fix. We do not keep a copy. Close the tab and the rows are gone, which is the point.
Questions
Can I get Excel too?
Yes. The same table downloads as XLSX with a summary sheet that records the reconciliation result, and as CSV.
Northline is not affiliated with the bank named on this page. This is not tax or financial advice. Compare the export to the original statement. Read the disclaimer.