How to use it
- Choose an XLS, XLSX, or CSV bank export.
- Confirm the first-sheet column mapping and account type.
- Download the candidate QBO file and test it in a blank company.
QuickBooks Desktop beta
Convert first-sheet Excel bank rows to QBO.
Read the first worksheet of an XLSX, XLS, or CSV bank export in your browser and create a candidate Web Connect file with a visible beta boundary.
Free to use. No signup. Source files stay in this browser.
Excel to QBO Converter
Map an Excel bank export into a candidate QuickBooks Web Connect file in your browser.
This QBO output is a free beta. It has not been verified in a real QuickBooks Desktop environment. Do not use it with your main company file.
Drop a bank file here
Supports xlsx, xls, csv. Your file stays in this browser.
Try fictional data first. No bank details needed.
Supported files and limits
XLSX, XLS, and CSV input; experimental QBO output for QuickBooks Desktop testing. One file at a time, up to 20 MB and 50,000 transaction rows. The current release is for US English and USD workflows.
Fictional example
First worksheet: Date | Description | Debit | Credit
Common problems to check
- The transaction table is not on the first worksheet
- Merged cells or decorative headers interrupt the table
- QuickBooks rejects an unverified beta file
Beta boundary
QBO output is experimental and has not been tested in a real QuickBooks Desktop environment. Use a blank test company and keep a backup.
Local processing and evidence
The source file is read, parsed, previewed, and exported in this browser. It is not sent to BankFileKit, an AI service, or an analytics provider.
Read the privacy boundary, validation method, and compatibility status.