Free bank statement PDF to CSV converter / layouts
Credit card statement PDF to CSV: transaction date and posting date
Pull the transactions out of a statement PDF with this layout and download them as CSV. No signup. Your PDF is sent to our server over HTTPS and read in memory (no AI is used); text-based PDFs only, 10 MB max.
What it looks like: Two date columns (when you paid, when it posted), a description and one Amount column in which payments are negative.
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Maximum file size: 10MB
Conversion Tips
- • Works best with PDFs containing structured tables
- • Bank statements, invoices, and reports are supported
- • Scanned PDFs (images) may not work - use text-based PDFs
- • Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked first
- • Dates and amounts are copied exactly as printed, not converted: check the CSV against your statement
- • Your PDF is processed on our server, not in your browser
CSV Result Will Appear Here
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How this layout is handled
- Both dates are kept, each in its own column, so you can sort by either.
- Payments and credits keep the sign printed on the statement.
What we tested
We converted a synthetic statement with this layout (credit card: transaction date and posting date, payments negative): 22 transactions, 22 found in the output and 22 in exactly the same cells as the PDF printed them, 0 extra rows. The statement is fictional (made-up bank, holder and merchants). We tuned the converter against this layout, so the score is flattering. Real statements from a real bank can differ in ways we did not simulate, and we have not tested any named bank.
Download the synthetic sample PDF and try it above to see the result before you upload anything of your own. All 16 test layouts, including the ones that fail.
Check the CSV before you rely on it
- Make sure the sum of purchases minus payments matches the New Balance printed on your statement.
- Fees and interest are not separated from purchases: every printed row becomes a row in the CSV.