PDF → Google Sheets

    Get a bank statement PDF into Google Sheets.

    Google Sheets can't read a PDF. We turn the statement into a clean CSV — Date, Description, Amount, Balance — that drops into a sheet in one File → Import. 30+ US banks. Scanned statements too.

    We never connect to your Drive. The PDF and file are processed in memory and never stored. Security wording →

    Convert for Sheets — free

    3 free conversions · no credit card · zero data retention

    Drop your PDF bank statement here

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    Your file is processed in memory and never stored. Learn more

    Three steps into a sheet

    1. Upload the bank statement PDF here and download the CSV (choose CSV as the output format).
    2. In Google Sheets open a blank spreadsheet and go to File → Import → Upload, then pick the CSV.
    3. Choose Insert new sheet (or Replace), separator type Comma, and Import. Date, Description, Amount and Balance land in their own columns — no manual splitting.

    Built for shared, cloud bookkeeping

    Collaborative

    Once it's in Sheets, share it with a bookkeeper or client and reconcile together — comments, filters, and pivot tables included.

    No Excel needed

    Skip the desktop app entirely. The CSV imports into Sheets on any device with a browser.

    Clean columns

    Because we separate the fields before export, you don't fight Sheets' "split text to columns" on a messy paste.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How do I get the converted statement into Google Sheets?

    Two ways. Download the CSV we generate, then in Google Sheets use File → Import → Upload and choose 'Replace current sheet' or 'Insert new sheet' — the four columns map straight in. Or open a blank sheet, File → Import the CSV, and you're done in two clicks. We give you a clean CSV specifically so this import is one step with no cleanup.

    Why not just open the PDF in Google Sheets directly?

    Google Sheets can't read a PDF's tables — it imports CSV, XLSX, and a few text formats, not PDF. That's the gap this fills: we turn the PDF's transactions into a CSV (or XLSX) that Sheets actually accepts, with Date, Description, Amount and Balance already separated into columns.

    Does this work on scanned statements and photos, not just digital PDFs?

    Yes. The AI extraction reads scanned or photographed statements as well as digital text-layer PDFs, so a Sheets-ready file comes out either way.

    Can my whole team see the statement once it's in Sheets?

    That's the point of using Sheets — once you import the CSV, share the spreadsheet with your bookkeeper or client like any other Google Sheet. We never touch your Google account; we just hand you the file you import.

    Is anything stored on your side after I download the file?

    No. The PDF and the generated file are processed in memory and discarded as soon as the download reaches your browser — nothing is written to disk or storage, and we never connect to your Google Drive. Metadata only (account, bank, count, timestamp) is logged for billing. Detail at /security.

    Is it free?

    Your first 3 conversions are free with no credit card, and Google-Sheets-ready CSV output is included on every plan.