How to convert a bank statement photo to Excel

Choose a JPG or PNG of a statement — a photo, scan, or screenshot. Not a PDF.
Pick the language that matches the text.
Click Extract statement. OCR and table reconstruction run in your browser, then we remap date, description, withdrawals, deposits, and balance.
Preview the transactions and download the .xlsx. Raw tables stay on extra sheets.

Features

Photo, not PDF

Bank statement to Excel reads a PDF. This page reads a JPG or PNG of a statement. Same remap, different input.

Normalized columns

Transactions map to Date, Description, Withdrawals, Deposits, and Balance when those columns can be guessed. A single amount column is split by sign.

Not a second extractor

We reuse the bank column remap (`profile="bank"`). This is not a new Tools-grid entry.

Files stay local

OCR runs in your browser. We do not upload the image.

Honest limits

Skewed photos, handwriting, and unusual bank layouts will miss rows. This is not a replacement for your bank’s official export.

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Bank statement image vs Bank statement PDF

Search for bank statement to Excel usually means a PDF. This page is for a photo or scan of a paper statement. Receipt to Excel is the invoice remap when the paper is a store receipt.

Generic table photos belong on Image to Excel. That page reconstructs rows and columns and does not remap bank columns.

JPG and PNG only. We do not claim a bank-grade parser or Tabula-quality tables.

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Bank statement image to Excel