QBO to CSV Converter

Convert QBO bank statement files to CSV for Excel, Google Sheets, and any spreadsheet app. Free, browser-based, no upload.

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How to convert QBO to CSV

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Upload QBO

Drop your QBO file from QuickBooks or your bank into the converter above.

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Auto-convert

The tool parses all transactions from the OFX data automatically.

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Download CSV

Open the CSV in Excel, Google Sheets, or import into any accounting app.

About QBO to CSV conversion

QBO files use the OFX (Open Financial Exchange) SGML format — a structured but not easily human-readable format designed for machine-to-machine financial data transfer. While QuickBooks can read QBO natively, other tools like Excel, Google Sheets, and most accounting software prefer CSV.

Our converter reads the STMTTRN (Statement Transaction) records from your QBO file and extracts the date, amount, description, transaction type, and FITID into clean CSV columns. This makes it easy to sort, filter, and analyze your transactions in any spreadsheet.

Common use cases include creating custom financial reports, migrating from QuickBooks to another accounting platform, reconciling bank statements, and archiving transactions in a portable format.

Frequently asked questions

What is a QBO file?

A QBO file is a bank statement in OFX (Open Financial Exchange) format used by QuickBooks Online. Banks and financial institutions generate QBO files for importing transactions into QuickBooks.

Why would I convert QBO to CSV?

CSV is a universal format that opens in Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice, and any spreadsheet app. Converting QBO to CSV lets you analyze transactions, create custom reports, or import data into other accounting systems.

What columns does the CSV output contain?

The converter extracts Date, Amount, Description, Transaction Type, and FITID (Financial Institution Transaction ID) from your QBO file.

Can I open the CSV in Excel?

Yes — just double-click the downloaded CSV file and it opens in Excel automatically. You can also import it via Data > From Text/CSV for more control over formatting.

Does this work with QFX files too?

QFX files use the same OFX format as QBO. You can rename a .qfx file to .qbo and use this converter, or use our dedicated QFX to QBO converter.

Is my data safe?

Your data never leaves your browser. The conversion happens entirely in JavaScript on your device — no server upload.