QuickBooks bank file converter
Convert QBO to CSV
Turn QuickBooks QBO bank transaction files into a clean CSV with dates, descriptions, signed amounts, references and transaction IDs. Review the first three parsed transactions before downloading.
Upload QBO, OFX or QFX and create CSV
Drop your QBO, OFX or QFX file here
Upload a QBO, OFX or QFX bank transaction file. Review the first three parsed transactions before downloading the CSV.
1 credit per started block of 50 transactions
1–50 transactions = 1 credit, 51–100 = 2 credits, and so on. QBO/OFX/QFX input is billed by transaction count.
Direct bank-file conversion
QBO, OFX and QFX transaction data is converted directly to CSV without PDF extraction or OCR.
OFX transaction fields preserved
Dates, signed amounts, names, memos, references, FITIDs, currency and account identifiers are retained when available.
Excel-friendly CSV
The download uses UTF-8 with a BOM, quoted CSV fields and decimal amounts so the result opens cleanly in common spreadsheet tools.
Need the reverse conversion?
Convert an existing bank transaction CSV into a QuickBooks .QBO transaction file.
PDF bank statement to QBO
Start from a bank statement PDF and create a QBO export for a QuickBooks Online manual transaction upload.
QBO to CSV questions
The converter reads existing QBO/OFX/QFX transaction data, previews the first three rows and exports it as a spreadsheet-friendly CSV after the credit check.
What is a QBO file?
A QBO file is an OFX-based bank transaction file commonly used with QuickBooks. It can contain transaction dates, amounts, descriptions, transaction IDs and account metadata.
How is QBO to CSV billed?
QBO to CSV uses 1 credit per started block of 50 transactions. That means 1–50 transactions use 1 credit, 51–100 use 2 credits, and so on.
Which columns are included in the CSV?
The CSV includes date, description, amount, transaction type, reference, FITID, currency and account identifier when those values are present in the source file.