Crossfooted
Turn bank and credit card statement PDFs into Excel, CSV, or files for QuickBooks Online and Xero. If a row doesn’t add up, you’ll see which one, and by how much.
No card needed · 20 free pages every month
One statement or a year of them, from any bank.
Most statements are done in under a minute.
Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero, OFX or QIF.
No card needed · 20 free pages every month
A converted statement can look right and still be missing a line or have a deposit flipped. Every one we convert is checked against the bank’s own balances, so you know before you import.
See the original
Click any row and the statement jumps to it, outlined. No flicking between windows.
Catch mistakes
Every row is checked against the bank’s own running balance, so when a number is wrong you see which row, and by how much.
Row 3 · RENT - GREENVIEW APTS: balance should be 5,609.40, but the statement shows 6,109.40 (off by 500.00).
Fix anything
Every date, description and amount can be edited. The balance check runs again as you type and your changes save on their own, so you know straight away it all adds up.
A year at once
We sort them by account and month in minutes, check each month carries into the next, and flag any month that’s missing.
Many rows at once
Some statements trip up the reading and a run of payments lands under money out instead of money in. Tick those rows and press Swap. Delete stray rows the same way, and Undo if you change your mind.
Import first time
Preview the first rows in the format your app expects, so the import just works.
| Typing it in | A typical converter | Crossfooted | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A year of statements | Hours, often days | Minutes | Minutes |
| Every row checked against the bank’s balance | Only if you do it | Some do | Always |
| Shows exactly which row is wrong | No | Some do | Yes |
| Original PDF beside the table | No | Not usually | Yes |
| Catches a missing month | If you notice | Not usually | Yes |
| Ready for QuickBooks and Xero | Retype it | Sometimes | Yes |
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Every plan has every feature. Pay monthly, or once for a one-off job.
One-off job? Buy 500 pages once for $49.
No subscription. Used after your plan’s monthly pages, any time in the next 12 months, on any plan, Free included.
No annual contract, cancel in two clicks. Prices in US dollars, plus tax where it applies.
Add your PDFs, then press Convert. Remove any first if you change your mind; nothing leaves your device until then.
We never sell your statements or use them to train AI. The AI providers we use have a zero data retention policy, so they don’t keep a copy.
Each PDF and its results are kept together — 24 hours on Free, 30 days on paid plans — so you can reopen and check them. Or delete them right away.
Delete any stored PDF or result with one click, or your whole account from Plan & billing.
An online bank statement converter that does one job: it turns bank and credit card statement PDFs into Excel, CSV, or a file for QuickBooks Online or Xero, and checks every row against the bank’s own balances before you download. You may also see this called a bank statement extractor or parser. It’s for bookkeeping, tax prep, spreadsheets, or your own tools.
No. We only do bank and credit card statements. A statement has a running balance, an opening and a closing balance, and each month carries into the next, so every row can be checked against the bank’s own numbers. Invoices and receipts don’t work that way.
The one whose numbers you can trust without retyping them. Look for three things: it checks every row against the statement’s running balance, it shows the original PDF beside the table so you can check a row yourself, and it exports the file your accounting app imports. The fairest test is to run the same statement through two or three and compare. Crossfooted does all three, and the first 20 pages each month are free.
Drop one or more PDFs and press Convert when you’re ready (nothing is uploaded before that). AI reads the statement layout, finds the transaction rows, and pulls out dates, descriptions, amounts, and running balances when they’re on the page. Then we check every row against the bank’s running balance. Multi-page statements are handled automatically — no templates or bank setup. Preview the table in your browser, then download.
If it comes as a PDF statement, we can usually convert it — including banks like Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank, Capital One, HDFC, Emirates NBD, and Standard Chartered, plus smaller banks and credit unions. Each upload is read on the fly, so layouts we haven’t seen before still work. Clear multi-page statements convert best.
Yes. Digital text PDFs and many scanned or image-based statements both work. Cleaner scans convert more reliably — blurry photos or heavy compression can miss a line. If a result looks off, try a sharper export from your bank.
Every row is checked against the bank’s own numbers. Each running balance has to equal the previous balance plus the money in and out since, and the opening and closing balances have to match the ones printed on the statement. If something doesn’t add up, the statement is read again. If it still doesn’t, you’ll see exactly which rows to check, right beside the PDF. Statements without running balances can only be checked against their totals, so give those a quick look before you import.
Most statements finish in under a minute. Longer multi-page or heavily scanned PDFs can take a bit more. You’ll see progress while we work. Conversions run in the background, so you can close the tab and find the result in History.
Excel (.xlsx) and CSV for spreadsheets (see bank statement to Excel); QuickBooks Online (CSV or OFX), Xero (CSV or OFX), OFX and QIF for accounting apps; and JSON if you’re building your own workflow. Pick DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY or YYYY-MM-DD dates.
Yes, by file. Download the QuickBooks CSV (or OFX) and use Bank transactions → Upload from file in QuickBooks Online (step by step on our PDF to QuickBooks Online page), or download the Xero CSV (or OFX) and use Import a statement in Xero. For Quicken on Windows, use QIF. QuickBooks Desktop and Quicken only accept .qbo/.qfx files from participating banks, so we don’t generate those.
Your file stays on your device until you press Convert. Uploads use an encrypted connection. We don’t sell your data, use it for advertising, or use it to train AI. The AI providers we use have a zero data retention policy, so they don’t keep your statement. Stored files are encrypted, deleted automatically after 24 hours (Free) or 30 days (paid), and you can delete them anytime. Details on our Security page.
Yes. It’s a free bank statement converter for up to 20 pages a month, no credit card required. Sign up, confirm your email, convert a statement, and upgrade later only if you need more pages (Pro 300 a month, Business 1,500 a month), or buy a one-time pack of 500 pages. Or see a sample statement first, no account needed.
Conversion pauses until your monthly allowance resets, you upgrade, or you buy a one-time pack of 500 pages. There are no surprise overage charges — when you’re out of pages, we simply stop until you have more.
Cancel any time in Account → Plan & billing → Cancel plan. Plans are monthly with no annual contract: you keep your plan until the end of the month you paid for, and you won’t be charged again. To delete everything, use Delete account on the same page: your statements, results and account are removed right away.
Email hello@crossfooted.com with questions, problems or a statement that didn’t convert well.
Drop in a PDF bank or credit card statement. Every row is checked against the bank’s balance before you download it for Excel, CSV, QuickBooks or Xero.
20 free pages every month · No card needed