Structured transactions
Dates, descriptions, money in, money out, and balances are organized into spreadsheet columns.
Bank statement PDF converter
Convert bank statement PDF to Excel
Upload a PDF bank statement, review the extracted transactions, and download a structured Excel workbook for reconciliation or bookkeeping preparation.
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Excel workbook preview
Workbook structure
| Worksheet | Contents | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Summary | Period and totals | Statement context |
| Transactions | Date · description · in/out · balance | Reviewed rows |
| Review Flags | Field and reason | Items to revisit |
Every generated workbook separates statement context, transaction data, and review flags.
1. Upload PDF
2. Review rows
3. Create XLSX
Review-ready output
Structured data you can check before using.
Copying transaction tables from statement PDFs is slow and easy to get wrong, especially when scans contain uneven spacing or OCR noise. RasterLift extracts the table into a review workspace first, so the spreadsheet is not treated as correct until you have checked it.
The Excel output keeps summary information, transaction rows, and unresolved review flags separate. This makes the workbook easier to inspect before it is used in a downstream finance workflow.
Three useful sheets
Each workbook includes Summary, Transactions, and Review Flags sheets.
Editable before export
Correct extracted values in the review workspace before creating the workbook.
Batch-friendly workflow
Process multiple statements separately, then export selected results together.
Inspect the workbook
Check the Excel structure before converting your own statement.
The published example uses synthetic financial data and includes the source, corrected rows, and downloadable spreadsheet files so the workflow can be inspected safely.
Summary sheet
Keep statement-level context and totals separate from individual transaction rows.
Transactions sheet
Review consistent date, description, money-in, money-out, and balance columns.
Review Flags sheet
Preserve unresolved or corrected fields as a visible quality-control record.
Source-to-output trail
Compare the synthetic source statement with the reviewed table and resulting workbook.
Practical workflows
Workflows that benefit from a structured workbook.
Excel output is useful when reviewers need transaction rows, statement context, and unresolved flags kept in clearly separated sheets.
Monthly reconciliation
Use the Summary and Transactions sheets together while keeping unresolved recognition issues visible in Review Flags.
Bookkeeper handoff
Deliver a reviewed workbook with consistent columns instead of asking the next person to rebuild a table from the source PDF.
Statement archives
Keep each read-only source and its reviewed Excel result organized as a repeatable record for future comparison.
FAQ
Questions about this conversion.
Can RasterLift convert scanned bank statements to Excel?
Yes. RasterLift uses OCR for PDF bank and credit card statements, including scanned documents, and then presents extracted rows for review.
What sheets are included in the Excel file?
The workbook includes Summary, Transactions, and Review Flags sheets.
Can I edit transactions before exporting?
Yes. You can review and edit extracted transaction fields before generating the Excel workbook.
Does RasterLift change the original PDF?
No. The uploaded original remains read-only and is scheduled for automatic deletion after 24 hours.
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