How to use it
- Choose one OFX bank or card statement.
- Review parsed transaction count, amount direction, and any possible-duplicate warnings.
- Download the audit CSV to inspect supported FITID, memo, check-number, and statement metadata fields.
Free OFX to CSV converter
Convert OFX to CSV for spreadsheet review.
Open the transactions inside a supported OFX bank or card statement. Check the rows, then download an audit CSV to review in Excel or Google Sheets. Processing stays in your browser; this is not a QuickBooks upload template.
Free to use. No signup. Source files stay in this browser.
OFX to CSV Converter
Read an OFX bank or card statement locally and export an audit CSV with supported transaction fields and statement metadata.
Drop a bank file here
Supports ofx. Your file stays in this browser.
Try fictional data first. No bank details needed.
Supported files and limits
OFX input; audit CSV output with supported transaction fields and statement metadata when present. 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
OFX,2026-07-04,Fictional Subscription,-19.00,FICTIONAL-0002
Common problems to check
- The file is XML or SGML that does not contain OFX bank transactions
- Dates or amounts are missing from OFX transaction blocks
- The file uses a different format despite the .ofx extension
Import boundary
Review dates, descriptions, amounts, row counts, and warnings before using the downloaded CSV. An audit CSV is for review; it does not verify accounting categorization, tax treatment, or third-party import compatibility.
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.