BANK_STATEMENT_TO_CSV
Convert bank statements to clean CSV transaction rows
Extract transaction tables from bank PDFs and scans into CSV-ready rows with dates, descriptions, debits, credits, balances, and statement metadata preserved.
{
"document_type": "bank_statement",
"export": "csv",
"columns": [
"date",
"description",
"debit",
"credit",
"balance"
],
"bank_name": "Northstar Bank",
"account_last4": "4821",
"rows_extracted": 87
}FIELD_SCHEMA
CSV columns built for imports and reconciliation
The CSV workflow focuses on clean transaction rows that can be loaded into spreadsheets, accounting systems, databases, or review queues without hand-normalizing PDF text.
Statement metadata
CSV rows
Import controls
Handles statement layouts that break CSV imports
PDF copy-paste output where each transaction wraps onto several lines
Debit and credit columns that need a normalized amount column
Running balances separated from descriptions by wide spacing
Scanned pages with stamps, low contrast, or rotated statements
From PDF statement to CSV download
Upload a bank statement PDF, scan, or image
Extract transactions into structured rows
Review dates, descriptions, amounts, and balances
Download CSV, Excel, or structured JSON
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FAQ
Common questions
Can I convert PDF bank statements to CSV?
Yes. PDF2TEXT extracts statement transactions into structured rows that can be reviewed and downloaded as CSV.
Does it work on scanned bank statement PDFs?
Yes. The OCR workflow handles scanned statements and image files before structuring the transaction table.
Can I use the CSV for accounting imports?
Yes. Review the extracted fields first, then export clean CSV rows for spreadsheets, accounting tools, or databases.
Turn bank statement PDFs into CSV-ready data
Extract transaction tables from bank PDFs and scans into CSV-ready rows with dates, descriptions, debits, credits, balances, and statement metadata preserved.