Turn bank statement PDFs into CSV for Excel — on your device.

Convert a statement on your Mac or Windows PC, review the transactions, and export CSV. Open the CSV in Excel to save a workbook. Your PDF stays on your computer.

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LocalExtract workflow: a statement PDF and its transaction preview

Private

Document processing runs on your computer. No PDF uploads.

Practical

Review the extracted transactions before exporting CSV.

Check your results

Compatibility depends on the statement layout and scan quality.

Start free. Upgrade when you need more.

The free tier includes 10 pages lifetime without an account. Pro offers unlimited pages for $10/month or $60/year and up to two devices.

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Made for real bookkeeping work.

Bookkeepers & accountants
Small business owners
Anyone reconciling multiple accounts
Teams handling sensitive documents

Frequently asked questions

Is it really on-device?

Yes. PDF parsing and OCR run on your computer. Sign-in, subscription management and downloading updates use an internet connection.

Do I need an account?

You can try the free tier without an account. A Pro subscription requires sign-in to manage access across devices.

Which banks are supported?

Statement layouts vary by bank, account and country. Test your own PDF and verify the dates, descriptions and amounts before relying on the result.

Does it work with scanned statements?

The app uses on-device OCR for scans. Results depend on image quality; text-based PDFs are generally easier to extract.

Does the app export XLSX?

The desktop apps export CSV with date, description and amount. Import CSV into Excel and save an XLSX workbook there.

Convert your first statement.

Process locally. Check the result. Export CSV.

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