Upload bank statement PDFs or images and turn transactions, balances, and account details into editable Excel data.


What bank statement data is added to Excel?
Check the results, then download your Excel workbook.

Upload bank statement PDFs, scans, or images
Extractify identifies statement details and transaction rows
Review the data and correct any unclear values
Download an Excel workbook with statements and transactions

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Bank statements are often locked in PDFs or scans. Converting them to Excel makes it easier to sort transactions, check balances, group expenses, and prepare financial records without typing every row manually.
The workbook keeps statement summaries separate from transaction rows. Review unclear descriptions, dates, amounts, and balances against the original statement before using the data in an accounting workflow.

Yes. Upload a digital or scanned PDF bank statement, review the extracted data, and download an editable Excel workbook.
Yes. Each visible transaction is placed on its own row with its date, description, reference, debit, credit, amount, and running balance when available.
Yes. Upload multiple statements in one batch and export them together in one workbook.
Yes. Review and correct statement details, transactions, and balances before downloading the file.
The workbook contains a Statements sheet for statement-level details and a Transactions sheet for individual transaction rows.
Yes. You can upload readable scans, screenshots, or phone photos as well as PDF statements.