RazorParse vs Razor Extract
RazorParse and Razor Extract both convert bank statement PDFs into spreadsheets, so which fits your workflow? RazorParse focuses on accuracy and trust: every debit, credit and running balance is reconciled automatically, and any row that doesn't add up is flagged before you export. It reads digital, scanned and password-protected PDFs across hundreds of UK, US and international bank layouts, and outputs Excel, CSV and JSON plus one-click Xero, QuickBooks and Sage imports. On privacy, RazorParse processes files securely and never stores them — your statement is deleted the moment your download is ready, with no third-party extraction API in the loop. If balance reconciliation, broad bank coverage and a privacy-first, no-storage design matter to you, RazorParse is a strong alternative worth trying free.
How to convert
- Open the converter and select your bank statement file (PDF or Excel).
- If the PDF is password-protected, enter its password.
- Wait a few seconds while every transaction is extracted and reconciled.
- Download your Excel file — CSV and JSON are available too.
Why use RazorParse
- Accurate extraction with balance reconciliation on every statement.
- Excel, CSV and JSON output — plus one-click Xero, QuickBooks and Sage files.
- Handles encrypted PDFs and scanned statements (OCR).
- Private: files are processed securely and never stored.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a bank statement to Excel?
Upload your bank statement (PDF or Excel) to RazorParse, wait a few seconds while it extracts every transaction, then download the Excel file. CSV and JSON are produced too.
Is converting my bank statement secure?
Yes. Statements are processed securely and are never stored — your file is deleted as soon as the download is ready.
Does it work with scanned or password-protected bank statements?
Yes. Password-protected PDFs are unlocked with your password, and scanned statements and passbooks are read with OCR.
How accurate is the extraction?
Every transaction's debit, credit and running balance is cross-checked so the output reconciles. Unusual rows are flagged for a quick review.