Clean column structure
Turn statement rows into portable CSV fields for dates, descriptions, amounts, and balances.
Bank statement CSV converter
Convert bank statement PDF to CSV
Extract transaction rows from PDF bank statements and export a clean CSV after checking the data in a dedicated review workspace.
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CSV row preview
Portable transaction rows
| Date | Description | Money out | Money in | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-03-03 | Grocery store | 125.50 | 2,374.50 | |
| 2026-03-05 | Utility payment | 89.20 | 2,285.30 | |
| 2026-03-08 | Client transfer | 640.00 | 2,925.30 |
Synthetic values illustrate field order; the downloadable sample documents actual CSV quoting and escaping.
1. Upload PDF
2. Review fields
3. Create CSV
Review-ready output
Structured data you can check before using.
CSV is useful when transaction data needs to move into another system, but a raw OCR result is rarely ready for import. RasterLift separates extraction from export so dates, descriptions, debit or credit amounts, and balances can be checked first.
For multi-statement work, combined CSV exports identify the source statement for each row. Individual CSV and ZIP export options remain available when files must stay separate.
Review before download
Inspect low-confidence or incomplete rows before creating the CSV file.
Formula-safe output
CSV exports neutralize spreadsheet formula prefixes to reduce injection risk.
Combined exports
Selected statements can be exported together with source-statement identification.
Inspect the CSV contract
Know the columns and safety handling before you export.
CSV has no visual workbook layer, so dependable field order and escaping behavior matter. The format guide documents what RasterLift writes without implying compatibility with every downstream system.
Documented header order
Individual files use Date, Description, Money Out, Money In, and Balance columns in that order.
Separate money directions
Incoming and outgoing values remain in different columns instead of being collapsed into an ambiguous signed amount.
Formula-prefix handling
Cells beginning with spreadsheet formula characters are neutralized before the CSV is assembled.
Combined-file context
A combined export adds a Statement column so rows retain their source-statement identity.
Practical workflows
When portable transaction rows are the priority.
CSV keeps the reviewed data lightweight for compatible spreadsheet, reconciliation, and data-import workflows without carrying workbook formatting.
Import preparation
Review dates, descriptions, debit and credit values, and balances before moving the rows into a compatible downstream system.
Multi-statement consolidation
Create a combined export that preserves source-statement identification when several completed statements need one transaction file.
Safer spreadsheet opening
Formula-like prefixes are neutralized in CSV output so ordinary transaction descriptions do not execute as spreadsheet formulas.
FAQ
Questions about this conversion.
Can I convert a scanned bank statement to CSV?
Yes. RasterLift processes PDF statements with OCR and builds transaction rows that you can review before CSV export.
Which transaction fields are included?
Exports can include transaction dates, descriptions, money in, money out, balances, and statement identifiers where applicable.
Can several statements be exported together?
Yes. You can select multiple completed documents and create combined or packaged exports.
Is CSV export available on the Free plan?
Yes. The Free plan includes CSV and Excel export after processing and review, within its page quota.
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