QFX to CSV · Excel · PDF
Your bank sent a .qfx.
You need a spreadsheet.
Convert Quicken files to CSV, Excel, or PDF in seconds — free, no sign-up, and your data never leaves your browser.
| Date | Payee | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-31 | Corner Coffee Roasters | −42.50 |
- No uploads
- 100% free
- No sign-up
- Works offline
Conversions
Every direction your financial data needs to move
QFX to CSV
Every transaction — date, payee, amount, memo, check number — as clean comma-separated rows for spreadsheets and analysis tools.
QFX to Excel
A ready-to-use .xlsx workbook with typed columns, so amounts sum and dates sort the moment it opens.
QFX to PDF
A formatted transaction report for record-keeping, sharing, or printing.
Bulk conversion
Convert several QFX statements at once and combine them into a single export — useful for multiple accounts or months.
Spreadsheet to QFX
Going the other way? Turn CSV or Excel data into a valid Quicken Web Connect file, checked against an OFX parser before you download it.
Nothing to trust us with
Parsing happens in your browser tab. No uploads, no accounts, no stored copies — load the page, go offline, and it still converts.
Process
Three steps, about ten seconds
- 01
Choose your file
Select or drop the .qfx (or .ofx) file from your bank. It is read locally — nothing is uploaded.
- 02
Review the transactions
Every parsed transaction appears in a sortable, searchable table, along with account details and totals.
- 03
Download the format you need
Export to CSV, Excel, or PDF. The file downloads straight from your browser's memory.
FAQ
Questions people actually ask
- What is a QFX file?
- QFX (Quicken Financial Exchange) is the file format Quicken uses to import bank data. It's the OFX open standard plus a few Intuit-specific fields, and most US banks offer statement downloads in it.
- Is this converter really free?
- Yes. No account, no watermark, no row limits, no premium tier. If it saves you time, there's a coffee link in the footer.
- Is my financial data safe?
- Your file is parsed by JavaScript running in your own browser tab. It is never uploaded — you can load the page, disconnect from the internet, and the converter still works.
- What gets extracted from my QFX file?
- Dates, amounts, transaction types, payee names, memos, check and reference numbers, plus account details and balance — everything your bank put in the file.
- Can I convert CSV or Excel back to QFX?
- Yes. The CSV to QFX and Excel to QFX tools build a valid Quicken Web Connect file, with stable transaction IDs so Quicken's duplicate detection keeps working on re-import.
- Is there a file size limit?
- No fixed limit. Large files are processed in memory; a few thousand transactions convert in well under a second.