Is my file uploaded anywhere?

No. The page reads the file with your browser and converts it there. The only things the site records are anonymous counts: which page was viewed, and for each conversion the source, the target, a rough row count and whether it worked. The privacy page lists every field.

Can I try it without my own file?

Yes. Every converter page has a "Try a sample file" button under the file box. It loads a small sample of that format with invented data and converts it on your device, so you can see the preview and download the result before you use your own export. The sample can also be downloaded to see what the input looks like.

Which accounting software does it work with?

QuickBooks Online (CSV and .qbo), QuickBooks Desktop (.qbo Web Connect), Quicken (.qfx), Xero (CSV or OFX), and any program that reads OFX, such as GnuCash or Moneydance. For payment platforms it can also produce a payout journal entry.

What if my file is from an app that is not listed?

Choose "Any bank CSV" as the source. A CSV with a header row, a date column and either an amount column or separate debit and credit columns can be converted. A file from one of the apps listed above is still read and priced as that app, whichever source you pick.

Turn payment app exports into files your accounting software accepts

Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, Stripe, Square, Shopify, Wise, Etsy, Airbnb, Gumroad and bank CSV files, converted for QuickBooks, Xero and Quicken. Your file never leaves your device.

$9 per file, pay once. Files up to 50 rows are free. Bank CSV files to QBO, QFX, OFX or CSV are free at any size. MT940 and camt.053 statements, camt.052 reports, camt.054 notifications, journal entries and files from payment apps, marketplaces and payroll need a pass over 50 rows. Pricing.

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A CSV export from Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, Stripe, Square, Shopify, Wise, Etsy, Airbnb, Gumroad or your bank, or an MT940 or camt.053 bank statement (or a camt.052 report or camt.054 notification). The source is detected automatically.

Your file stays on this device

It is read and converted by this page, inside your browser. Nothing from the file is uploaded, and the converter keeps working offline once the page has loaded.

No file handy? or download the sample to look at it first.

The data in the sample is invented. It is converted on this device, the same way your own file would be.

Converted on your device

The converter runs in this page. Your financial file is never uploaded, stored or seen by anyone.

Built to the import rules

Column layouts, date formats, signs and file size limits follow what each program documents, and anything uncertain is flagged.

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Skipped rows, pending payments, fees and transfers are explained, not silently dropped.

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Questions

Is my file uploaded anywhere?: No. The page reads the file with your browser and converts it there. The only things the site records are anonymous counts: which page was viewed, and for each conversion the source, the target, a rough row count and whether it worked. The privacy page lists every field.
Is it free?: Files up to 50 rows are free. Bank CSV files to QBO, QFX, OFX or CSV are free at any size. Over 50 rows, MT940 and camt.053 statements, camt.052 reports, camt.054 notifications, journal entries and files from payment apps, marketplaces and payroll cost $9 per file, pay once, or $49 per year for bookkeepers. There is no account, and files go up to 25 MB.
Can I try it without my own file?: Yes. Every converter page has a "Try a sample file" button under the file box. It loads a small sample of that format with invented data and converts it on your device, so you can see the preview and download the result before you use your own export. The sample can also be downloaded to see what the input looks like.
Which accounting software does it work with?: QuickBooks Online (CSV and .qbo), QuickBooks Desktop (.qbo Web Connect), Quicken (.qfx), Xero (CSV or OFX), and any program that reads OFX, such as GnuCash or Moneydance. For payment platforms it can also produce a payout journal entry.
What if my file is from an app that is not listed?: Choose "Any bank CSV" as the source. A CSV with a header row, a date column and either an amount column or separate debit and credit columns can be converted. A file from one of the apps listed above is still read and priced as that app, whichever source you pick.