OCR a scanned statement if needed, then normalize date, description, withdrawals, deposits, and balance into Excel. Best-effort, not a bank-grade parser.
Name this bank. Add the month’s files and download one workbook. Pro keeps the column map in this browser.
Bank transactions stay on this page. The same vendor, date, and total list is the Bank transactions preset on AI Extract.
This file stays on this device.
No watermarksIf a page has almost no selectable text, Tesseract runs in your browser (up to 15 pages). The PDF is not uploaded.
Transactions map to Date, Description, Withdrawals, Deposits, and Balance when those columns can be guessed. A single amount column is split by sign.
Account number, statement period, and opening or closing balance are pulled from labels in the text when they are present.
The original clustered tables stay in the workbook so you can compare them to the normalized sheet.
Multi-account PDFs, image-only stamps, and unusual bank layouts will miss rows. This is not a replacement for your bank’s official export.
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This is not a thin copy of PDF to Excel. After position clustering (and OCR on sparse pages), we remap columns into a statement-shaped sheet and try to read account and period labels from the text.
A signed amount column becomes withdrawals (negative) or deposits (positive) when separate debit and credit columns are missing. Always check the Raw sheets before you rely on the numbers.
Nothing is uploaded. We do not add a watermark. Invoices have their own page with quantity and amount columns.
No. Bank statement to Excel reads and OCRs the file in your browser. The PDF stays on this device.
No. It is a best-effort remap of date, description, withdrawals, deposits, and balance. Check the Raw sheets before you rely on the numbers.
5 jobs a day and files up to 25 MB are free. A $5 day pass is 100 jobs and 200 MB files for 24 hours. Pro is $9 a month or $69 a year.
No. This page is for a PDF. A photo of a statement uses the image bank-statement tools.