OFX to CSV

Universal Format Converter

Convert between CSV, TSV, JSON, and Excel. Supports multiple files, primary data, and batch operations.

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AboutOFX to CSV

Convert OFX and QFX bank/broker statement exports into clean CSV rows (date, type, amount, name, memo) for spreadsheets or accounting software.Category: Financial Formats
Reconciling bank exports in ExcelFeeding transactions into a budgeting sheetAuditing brokerage activity
The OFX to CSV tool is compatible with:QuickenOnline Banking ExportsBrokerage Statements.Convert an OFX/QFX export here, then run the older QIF_TO_CSV tool on any legacy archives from the same institution, or MT940_TO_CSV if you also hold European accounts, to bring every statement into one consistent CSV shape.
OFX and QFX are the SGML-tagged export formats used by most US and Canadian banks and brokerages, and by Quicken and Microsoft Money before it. The tags are readable but not spreadsheet-friendly, so most people end up copy-pasting numbers by hand or hunting for a desktop tool that still supports the format. This converter parses every <STMTTRN> transaction block directly in your browser and maps the standard fields — posted date, transaction type, amount, FITID, payee name and memo — into clean CSV columns. It handles multi-account statement files and large exports without choking, since parsing happens locally rather than round-tripping through a server. The result drops straight into Excel, Google Sheets, or a budgeting tool, and because nothing leaves your machine, sensitive account and transaction data never touches a third-party server.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What's the difference between OFX and QFX?

QFX is Intuit's Quicken-specific variant of the same underlying OFX format, this converter handles both.

Can I convert back from CSV to OFX?

Yes, the tool can serialize CSV transaction rows back into a minimal valid OFX file.


Built for anyone reconciling a Quicken, Money or brokerage export who just needs the numbers in a spreadsheet without installing legacy desktop software.