Free bank statement PDF to Excel & CSV converter (Australia)
Works with text-based PDF statements from Australian banks. Scanned images can’t be read.
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Next step: paste this file into Sorted Budget and every transaction is categorised into a fortnightly budget automatically — A$29 once.
Drop any text-based Australian bank or credit card statement PDF into the converter above. It finds every transaction and gives you an Excel or CSV file — date, description, amount (money out negative) and balance. It runs entirely in your browser, so your statement is never uploaded.
Works with
- CommBank statement PDF to Excel
- NAB statement PDF to Excel
- Westpac statement PDF to Excel
- ANZ statement PDF to Excel
- ING statement PDF to Excel
- Macquarie statement PDF to Excel
- Bendigo Bank statement PDF to Excel
- Bankwest statement PDF to Excel
- St.George statement PDF to Excel
- Suncorp statement PDF to Excel
- BOQ statement PDF to Excel
- Up statement PDF to Excel
- American Express statement PDF to Excel
Then budget it automatically
Import the file into Sorted Budget and every transaction is categorised against 550+ Australian merchants and lined up to your pay cycle.
Frequently asked questions
Is my statement uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is read by your own browser. It never leaves your device.
Is it free?
Yes. Enter your email to unlock the full download.
What if it misses transactions?
Check the totals against your statement. Some layouts are unusual — email hello@getsortedbudget.com and we’ll add support. If your bank offers a CSV export, that’s always the most accurate source; see our bank CSV guides.
Does it work with scanned statements?
No — scanned images contain no text to read. Download the original PDF from internet banking.