PDF → Excel

Convert a bank statement PDF to Excel

Upload a bank statement PDF and get a clean Excel spreadsheet back — every transaction as its own row, ready to sort, filter or hand to a client. No manual retyping.

Convert to Excel free

Why bank2tally

Built for accountants, not just a generic file converter

This started as a bank-to-Tally tool, so the Excel output comes from the same accurate, bank-specific parsing — not a generic PDF-table extractor guessing at columns. A few things that are different from most converters in this space:

Pay-per-use credit packs that never expire — not a subscription, not ad-supported
3 free conversions a month, no signup needed to try the first one
Column layouts verified against real statements, bank by bank — not a one-size-fits-all guess
If you also use Tally, the same upload gives you Tally-ready XML, not just Excel

How it works

Folio 1 Upload your statement PDF and choose your bank — HDFC, SBI, ICICI, Axis or Kotak.

Folio 2 Choose Excel as the output format instead of Tally XML.

Folio 3 Download the .xlsx — date, narration, reference, debit, credit and balance, one row per transaction.

Works on text-based PDFs (the kind net banking downloads). Scanned or photographed statements aren't supported yet. Password-protected PDFs work — you set the password when you convert.

Questions

Does bank2tally convert bank statements to Excel?

Yes. Choose Excel (.xlsx) as the output format when you convert — you don't need Tally to use this. The same upload can also produce Tally-ready XML if you need that instead.

Is the Excel converter free?

3 conversions a month are free, no signup needed for the first one. Beyond that, pay-per-use credit packs that never expire — not a subscription.

Which banks are supported for Excel conversion?

HDFC, SBI, ICICI, Axis and Kotak Mahindra Bank, using each bank's real statement layout rather than a generic PDF-table guess.