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Upload any PDF bank statement and get a QIF file instantly — free forever, unlimited conversions, zero signup. Import directly into QuickBooks Desktop, Quicken, GnuCash, Moneydance. Works with Chase, Barclays, HDFC, CommBank and 100+ banks.

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How to Convert PDF Bank Statement to QIF — 3 Steps

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Upload the PDF

Drag and drop your bank statement PDF from any bank, any country

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Click Download QIF

AI extracts transactions, produces a correctly formatted .qif file

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Import to Your App

File → Import → QIF in QuickBooks, Quicken, GnuCash, Moneydance

Apps That Import QIF Files

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QuickBooks Desktop

File → Import → QIF File

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Quicken

File → Import → QIF

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GnuCash

File → Import → Import QIF

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Moneydance

File → Import → QIF

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KMyMoney

File → Import → QIF

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HomeBank

File → Import → QIF

Why Banks Don't Offer QIF Downloads Anymore

Most major banks discontinued QIF export between 2010–2014 when Quicken and QuickBooks shifted to OFX and direct bank feed connections. Today:

The workaround: every bank still produces PDF statements. Our converter turns the PDF into a QIF file — bridging the gap for users still on QuickBooks Desktop, Quicken Desktop, GnuCash, or any other app that needs QIF.

Step-by-Step: PDF Bank Statement → QIF → QuickBooks Desktop

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Download your bank statement PDFLog in to your bank's online banking portal. Download the statement for the period you need as a PDF. Most banks offer 3–12 months of PDF history.
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Upload PDF at bankstatementengine.comDrag and drop the PDF here. If password-protected (common for HDFC, ICICI, Axis, some UK banks), enter the password when prompted. The password is used only to open the PDF.
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Click Download QIFThe AI extracts all transactions and generates a correctly formatted QIF file. Download takes under 30 seconds for most statements.
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Open QuickBooks DesktopOpen your company file. Go to File → Import → QIF File. Select the downloaded .qif file. Click Open.
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Select your bank account and importQuickBooks asks which account to import into. Select your bank account (e.g. "Chase Business Checking"). Click Import. All transactions load instantly.
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Match and categoriseQuickBooks shows imported transactions in the account register. Match them to existing entries, or assign expense/income categories to new transactions. Use batch categorisation to handle similar transactions quickly.

PDF to QIF by Country

United States

US banks stopped QIF export but PDF statements are available for 12–24 months via online banking. Convert Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, US Bank, TD Bank, PNC, Truist, Ally, and all credit union PDF statements to QIF for QuickBooks Desktop or Quicken.

Chase
Bank of America
Wells Fargo
Citi
Capital One
US Bank
TD Bank
PNC Bank

United Kingdom

UK banks provide PDF statements via their online banking apps. Convert Barclays, Lloyds, HSBC, NatWest, Santander UK, Halifax, Nationwide, TSB, Metro Bank, Monzo, Starling, and Revolut PDF statements to QIF for Quicken UK or GnuCash.

Barclays
Lloyds
HSBC UK
NatWest
Santander UK
Halifax
Nationwide
Monzo

Australia

Australian banks offer PDF statements via NetBank, ANZ Internet Banking, Westpac Online Banking, and NAB Internet Banking. Convert CommBank, ANZ, Westpac, NAB, Macquarie, and ING Australia PDF statements to QIF.

CommBank
ANZ
Westpac
NAB
Macquarie
ING Australia

India

Indian banks provide PDF statements via net banking portals. Statements are often password-protected (HDFC: account + DOB, ICICI: account number, Axis: DOB). Our converter handles all passwords and all Indian bank PDF formats.

HDFC Bank
SBI
ICICI Bank
Axis Bank
Kotak Bank
PNB

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert a PDF bank statement to QIF format?
Upload your PDF here → click Download QIF → open QuickBooks Desktop or Quicken → File → Import → QIF → select file → choose account → import. Under 2 minutes total.
Is the PDF to QIF bank statement converter free and unlimited?
Yes — permanently free, unlimited conversions, no signup. Convert 1 or 300 PDFs per month — always free, always unlimited.
Why won't my bank let me download QIF directly?
Most banks discontinued QIF export after 2010 when modern OFX/direct bank feeds replaced it. Since banks still provide PDF statements, our converter turns the PDF into QIF — bridging the gap for QuickBooks Desktop, Quicken, and GnuCash users.
Can I convert a scanned PDF bank statement to QIF?
Yes. Our OCR engine handles scanned/image-based PDFs as well as standard text-based PDFs. Accuracy on scanned PDFs is 95%+ vs 99%+ for text-based PDFs.
What's the difference between QIF, OFX, and QBO?
QIF: older text format for QuickBooks Desktop, Quicken Desktop, GnuCash. OFX: newer XML format for Quicken and many modern apps. QBO: QuickBooks Online variant — use our QBO converter for QuickBooks Online.
How do I import a QIF file into GnuCash?
GnuCash: File → Import → Import QIF → browse to select the .qif file → follow wizard to map accounts → confirm → Apply. All transactions import into your GnuCash account register.

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