CSV to QFX
Turn a CSV into a file
Quicken will actually accept
Upload your bank's CSV export, map the columns, and download a valid Quicken Web Connect (.qfx) file — built to the OFX 1.02 spec and re-parsed for correctness before you download it.
Convert CSV to QFX
Upload a CSV file, map its columns, and download a Quicken-ready QFX file. Working with Excel instead? Excel to QFX
Drop your CSV file here
or click to browse — nothing is uploaded to a server
Process
How it works
- 01
Upload your CSV
Comma, semicolon, or tab separated — delimiters, quoted fields, and European number formats are detected automatically.
- 02
Check the mapping
Date, amount, and payee columns are guessed from your headers. Separate debit and credit columns are supported too.
- 03
Download the QFX
The file is generated with stable transaction IDs and validated against an OFX parser, then downloads instantly.
FAQ
Common questions
- What columns does my CSV need?
- At minimum: a date, an amount (or separate debit/credit columns), and a description or payee. Memo, check number, and transaction type are optional extras.
- Why do some converters produce QFX files Quicken rejects?
- Quicken requires an INTU.BID financial-institution identifier and correctly ordered OFX fields. This converter includes both, and re-parses its own output with an OFX parser before letting you download it.
- Will re-importing the same file create duplicates in Quicken?
- No. Transaction IDs (FITIDs) are derived from the transaction data itself, so converting the same CSV twice produces identical IDs and Quicken's duplicate detection works as intended.
- My amounts are in European format (1.234,56). Will that work?
- Yes. Amount parsing handles US and European thousands/decimal separators, currency symbols, parentheses negatives, and trailing minus signs.
- Is my data uploaded anywhere?
- No. Parsing and QFX generation run entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.
- Need Excel instead?
- Use the Excel to QFX converter for .xlsx and .xls files.