05/03 ACH payment Vendor 1042 −428.60
05/08 Client payment +2,400.00
05/12 Metro Utilities −312.18
PDF and bank statement converter
Convert PDFs, scans, and bank statements into rows for Excel or QuickBooks-ready CSV. Check the result in your browser, fix anything that needs attention, then export.
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Default jobs use the columns DocuRows detects from your PDF table.
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DocuRows separates useful rows from headers, footers, and visual clutter—without hiding the source.
05/03 ACH payment Vendor 1042 −428.60
05/08 Client payment +2,400.00
05/12 Metro Utilities −312.18
| Date | Description | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 05/03 | ACH payment Vendor 1042 | −428.60 |
| 05/08 | Client payment | 2,400.00 |
| 05/12 | Metro Utilities | −312.18 |
A calmer workflow
Choose a PDF, scan, screenshot, or photo up to 25 MB.
Compare extracted rows with the source and correct them in place.
Download clean Excel or CSV when every row looks right.
Made for the work on your desk
Invoices, reports, lists, statements, scanned tables, screenshots, and readable photos.
Start this conversion →Statements you want to inspect in Excel before deciding on an accounting import.
Start this conversion →Bank or credit-card statements prepared for QuickBooks import.
Start this conversion →Start with the result
Plans start at $9.90 per month. Only successfully processed pages count toward your allowance.
Guides
QuickBooks does not use a bank statement PDF as transaction data. Learn when to convert the PDF to reviewed CSV rows and when a native QBO file is required.
TroubleshootingWhat happened in 40 bank statement extraction testsSee documented DocuRows results from 40 bank-statement and control-page image tests across clean, low-resolution, grayscale, and rotated inputs.
PDF to WordPDF to Word: what users usually needPDF to Word demand is usually about editing contracts, forms, reports, and scanned documents. Learn the input, output, and downstream use cases.
DocuRows converts PDFs, scans, screenshots, and clear phone photos into clean rows for Excel, CSV, and selected presets such as QuickBooks CSV.
Yes. Upload a supported document file, review the detected columns and rows, then export a CSV that opens in Excel or Google Sheets.
Scans and phone photos can work when the page is upright, bright, and the transaction table is readable. Clean original PDFs usually work best.
QuickBooks is a bank statement preset. Its CSV uses Date, Description, and Amount, with money out shown as negative values and money in shown as positive values.
No. The first version lets you upload and test the conversion flow without creating an account.