Convert Bank of America Statements to Excel & CSV
Get your Bank of America transactions into a spreadsheet in seconds — your PDF never leaves your device. Works with checking, savings, and card statements.
How to download a Bank of America statement as PDF
- Log in to Online Banking at bankofamerica.com.
- Select your account, then open the Statements & Documents tab.
- Choose the statement month and download the PDF.
- Drop the PDF into the converter above and download your Excel or CSV file.
From PDF statement to working spreadsheet
Bank of America PDFs contain a text layer with each transaction's date, description, and amount. This tool reads that layer directly in your browser, detects the transaction rows, and builds a spreadsheet you can filter, sum, and import into accounting software. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or seen by anyone else — the conversion happens in your device's memory and is gone when you close the tab.
Tips specific to Bank of America statements
Bank of America's combined statements list each account in its own section of the same PDF — the converter extracts all of them, and the running-balance column makes it easy to tell sections apart in Excel afterwards. Their statements separate "Deposits and other additions" from "Withdrawals and other subtractions," which converts into cleanly signed groups for reconciliation — useful with our Excel reconciliation walkthrough. BofA keeps up to seven years of statements online under Statements & Documents, so reconstructing old records rarely requires a branch visit. One quirk: check images appended at the end of some statements are pictures, not text, so they're skipped — the check transactions themselves still appear in the extracted rows.
Bank of America statement FAQ
Does it handle combined checking + savings statements?
Yes — all transaction tables in the PDF are extracted. You can delete sections you don't need in Excel afterwards.
Can I convert eStatements from the mobile app?
Yes, as long as you save them as PDF files first. App-downloaded eStatements are the same digital PDFs.
Is this affiliated with Bank of America?
No. This is an independent tool that converts PDF documents you already own. It never connects to your bank.