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QIF to CSV

QIF to a plain CSV. Free in your browser.

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Open QIF to CSVFree in your browser · no page limit

What it does

  • ✓Date, amount, payee and memo mapped from your columns
  • ✓Account type and currency set in the file header
  • ✓Unique transaction ids so the import does not duplicate

How it works

  1. 1. Open your accounting file (QIF).
  2. 2. It is parsed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
  3. 3. Check the editable grid. Issues — balance mismatches, unreadable dates, uncertain signs — are flagged by row.
  4. 4. Export CSV or any other format, built in your browser.
Formats: QIF · CSV

Questions

Is QIF to CSV free?

Yes. It runs entirely in your browser and costs nothing on every plan, including Free. The file never leaves your tab.

Is my document stored?

No. Nothing is uploaded — the file is opened and processed in your browser. Close the tab and it is gone.

Is this AI?

No. Parsing is deterministic: fixed rules on the text and table positions of the document (or OCR output for scans). The same file gives the same result every time, and a value is never silently changed — unclear cells are flagged in the grid for you to check.

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Try it on a real file

Free in your browser, on every plan. Nothing is uploaded.

Open QIF to CSV