Convert Chase bank statement PDF to Excel, CSV or QBO
Drop in a Chase statement PDF — get back a clean Excel / CSV or a QuickBooks-ready .QBO file.
- CSV download covers recent activity — older and closed-account statements come only as PDFs
- Every transaction as a clean spreadsheet, or a QBO that imports straight into QuickBooks
- Your PDF never leaves your device — only the extracted text is processed, never stored
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Frequently asked questions
How do I download Chase transactions as CSV or Excel?
Sign in at chase.com and open the account or credit card. On the activity page choose Download account activity (on card accounts, the download arrow), pick a date range, select the spreadsheet (Excel/CSV) format, and download. Monthly statements live under Statements & Documents as PDFs. The CSV download only covers recent activity — for anything older, download the statement PDF and drop it in the converter above to get the same Excel, CSV or QBO result.
How far back can I get Chase transactions?
Chase online banking lets you download recent activity as CSV, but that window is limited. For anything older — or for closed accounts — the statement PDF is usually the only record available. This converter exists for exactly that gap: it reads the PDF statement itself, so any month you have a PDF for can become Excel, CSV, or QBO.
Does it work with Chase business accounts and credit cards?
In most cases, yes. The parser works from layout heuristics (dates, amounts, running balances) rather than account-type templates, so Chase checking, savings, and card statements generally parse. The balance-match badge confirms the totals before you export — always give the preview a quick review.
Is it safe to convert a bank statement here?
The statement is read by JavaScript inside your browser tab and never transmitted anywhere. There is no upload, no account, and no server copy — closing the tab discards everything. That makes it suitable even for statements containing account numbers.
Why not just copy and paste from the PDF?
PDF tables paste into Excel as jumbled single columns — dates, descriptions, amounts, and balances merged together. This tool understands the column structure, separates amounts from running balances, classifies debits vs credits, and verifies the math against the statement's own opening and closing balances.
I already paid but lost my license key — what do I do?
Every purchase emails you a Gumroad receipt that shows the license key. If that message is lost, search your inbox for "Gumroad" and open the receipt to copy your key. Then re-activate here via the "Enter license key" link in the top navigation.