Financial Converters
Convert between bank statement formats — OFX, QFX, QBO, CSV, and PDF. All conversion happens in your browser for 100% privacy.
OFX to CSV
Convert OFX (Open Financial Exchange) files to CSV format. Import your bank transactions into Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet application for budgeting and analysis.
Convert OFX →QFX to CSV
Convert Quicken QFX files to universal CSV format. Extract transaction data from Quicken exports for use in spreadsheets, accounting software, or data analysis.
Convert QFX →QBO to CSV
Convert QuickBooks Web Connect (QBO) files to CSV format. Import QuickBooks transactions into Excel for reconciliation, reporting, and financial analysis.
Convert QBO →CSV to QBO
Convert CSV transaction data to QuickBooks Web Connect (QBO) format. Import your spreadsheet transactions directly into QuickBooks Online or Desktop.
Convert CSV →CSV to OFX
Convert CSV transaction data to OFX format for importing into Quicken, GnuCash, and other financial software that supports the Open Financial Exchange standard.
Convert CSV →CSV to QFX
Convert CSV transaction data to Quicken QFX format. Import your spreadsheet transactions directly into Quicken for personal finance management.
Convert CSV →PDF Bank Statement to CSV
Extract transaction data from PDF bank statements and convert to CSV. Parse date, description, and amount columns from any PDF statement format.
Convert PDF →Bank Statement Converter
Universal bank statement converter supporting PDF, OFX, QFX, QBO, and CSV formats. The Swiss Army knife for bank statement conversion.
Convert Statement →Chase Bank Statement to CSV
Convert Chase bank statements to CSV format. Specifically designed for Chase's PDF statement layout — accurate transaction parsing every time.
Convert Chase →Wells Fargo Statement to CSV
Convert Wells Fargo bank statements to CSV format. Handles Wells Fargo's specific statement layout, including running balance and transaction details.
Convert Wells Fargo →Bank of America Statement to CSV
Convert Bank of America statements to CSV format. Optimized for BofA's statement structure with accurate date and amount parsing.
Convert BofA →Why Convert Financial Files Privately?
Financial documents contain some of your most sensitive personal information — account numbers, transaction histories, balances, and sometimes your full identity details. Uploading bank statements or financial export files to a server-based converter puts your data at risk of breaches, unauthorized access, or misuse. ConvertPivot runs all conversion entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript, meaning your files never leave your computer. There are no servers processing your data, no uploads, and no copies stored anywhere.
This browser-first approach is especially critical for financial data because bank statements and export files (OFX, QFX, QBO) often contain enough information for identity theft if intercepted. By keeping processing local, you maintain complete control over your financial information. Whether you're reconciling accounts for a small business, preparing tax documents, or simply organizing personal finances, you can use our tools with confidence knowing your data never leaves your machine.
Frequently Asked Questions
What financial formats are supported?
We support OFX, QFX, QBO, PDF bank statements, and CSV formats. You can convert between any of these formats — OFX to CSV, QFX to CSV, QBO to CSV, CSV to QBO, CSV to OFX, CSV to QFX, PDF bank statement to CSV, and more. We also offer bank-specific converters for Chase, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America.
Is my financial data safe?
Yes. All file conversion happens entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Your financial data never leaves your device — it is never uploaded to a server. We have no access to your bank statements, transaction data, or personal financial information. You can even use the tools offline.
Do you support my bank?
If your bank provides downloadable statements in PDF, OFX, QFX, or QBO format, our converters will handle them. We also offer dedicated converters for major banks including Chase, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America that are optimized for their specific statement layouts. For other banks, try our universal PDF bank statement converter.
Can I edit transactions before converting?
Our converters parse and structure your transaction data automatically. For editing transaction data, we recommend converting to CSV first, editing the CSV in any spreadsheet application (Excel, Google Sheets), and then converting back to your desired format using our CSV to QBO, CSV to OFX, or CSV to QFX tools.