Upload the bank statement PDF
Start from the conversion screen and choose the bank statement file you want to process.
Bank statement PDF to CSV
Turn a bank statement PDF into a clean CSV table that is easy to inspect, reuse, or prepare for accounting workflows.
See the full flow
Watch the bank statement workflow: upload the PDF, select pages, review extracted transactions, confirm reconciliation, and export the result.
Start from the conversion screen and choose the bank statement file you want to process.
PDFin shows a preview of the statement pages so you can process only the relevant bank statement pages.
The workspace keeps the original PDF beside the extracted transaction table, so each row can be checked and edited.
PDFin compares opening balance, total credits, total debits, and calculated balance against the PDF closing balance.
Use the export dialog to download the reviewed bank statement as Excel or CSV.
The CSV export is a plain transaction file with one row per movement and no summary block, styling, formulas, or total row.
What PDFin exports
PDFin exports one clean transaction table with no styling, totals row, or summary sheet.
Date
Description
Amount
Currency
Debit
Credit
Balance
Why it helps
Use PDFin when you need structured transaction data without manual typing, copy-paste cleanup, or rebuilding a table from a PDF.
Simple CSV with one transaction per row
Signed Amount column plus Debit and Credit columns
No styles, formulas, or summary blocks
Ready to reuse in spreadsheets or internal workflows
FAQ
A quick look at what this format includes and when to use it.
Bank statement CSV exports include Date, Description, Amount, Currency, Debit, Credit, and Balance.
No. CSV exports only the clean Transactions table. Use Excel export when you want the reconciliation Summary sheet.
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