StatementHarborPDF to QBO Converter — Free, In Your Browser
Convert a bank statement PDF straight into a QBO file that QuickBooks Online imports natively — no CSV mapping, no column guessing. The conversion runs in your browser; the file never leaves your computer.
Statements stay on your computer. The QBO file is generated locally by your browser. No upload, no account, no page limits.
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PDF to QBO — in your browser
Runs locally| Date | Description | Amount | Balance |
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How to convert: 3 steps
Download the PDF
Download the statement PDF from your bank's website first, then drop it into the converter above and press Download QBO.
Drop it above
The parser reads the transaction table locally and previews every row: date, description, amount, and balance.
The QBO export carries a generic account identity, so QuickBooks asks you to confirm the destination account during import — that's normal and takes one click.
PDF to QBO statement details worth knowing
| Feature | What to expect |
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| What's inside the file | OFX SGML transaction blocks: TRNTYPE, DTPOSTED, TRNAMT, NAME per row |
| Import path | QuickBooks Online → Banking → Link account ▾ → Import transactions |
| Duplicates | QuickBooks matches rows against existing transactions; review the first import to confirm behavior |
| Desktop vs Online | The QBO file works in QuickBooks Desktop too (File → Import → Web Connect) |
PDF to QBO conversion FAQ
How do I convert a PDF statement to a QBO file for free?
Download the statement PDF from your bank, drop it into the converter at the top of this page, and click Download QBO. Import the file in QuickBooks via Banking → Link account ▾ → Import transactions. The conversion happens entirely in your browser and is completely free.
Why import QBO instead of CSV into QuickBooks?
A QBO file imports in one click and carries account identity, while CSV requires column mapping and date-format matching on every import. See the full comparison in the QBO file guide.
Is the generated QBO file compatible with QuickBooks Desktop?
Yes. The Web Connect format works in QuickBooks Desktop (File → Import → Web Connect) as well as QuickBooks Online.