Convert a CommBank bank statement to Excel or CSV
Turn CommBank statement PDFs into a clean spreadsheet — one file or a whole folder at once. Free for your first file, no signup, and the upload is deleted within 24 hours.
Encrypted
Encrypted in transit and at rest — decrypted only to read the transaction table
Private by design
Transaction data never enters our database; uploaded PDFs are deleted within 24 hours
Batch upload
Drop a whole folder at once on a paid plan — a year of statements in one go
Free to start
No signup needed for your first statement
Excel & CSV output
Date, description, debit, credit and balance, exactly as printed
CommBank statement converter at a glance
- Converts
- CommBank statement and credit card statement PDFs
- Output
- Excel (.xlsx) or CSV — Date, Description, Debit, Credit and Balance columns, amounts exactly as printed
- Get the PDF from
- NetBank or CommBank
- Price
- First file free, no signup (first 15 transactions). Free account: 3 pages every 24 hours. Paid plans from US$5.60/month.
About CommBank statements
This CommBank bank statement converter turns Commonwealth Bank of Australia statement PDFs into Excel or CSV in seconds — every transaction row, with dates, descriptions, debits, credits and balances each in their own column, ready to sort, filter and total.
A CommBank statement prints Date, Transaction, Debit, Credit and Balance, and a card payment runs over three lines: the merchant, the card it was made on, and a Value Date for when the money actually moved. Those lines are folded back into one row, and the value date gets a column of its own beside the transaction date instead of being buried in the description. Debit and Credit keep their own columns, so the direction of every row is the column CommBank printed it in, and the running balance comes across with its CR or DR read correctly. A purchase made in another currency keeps its original amount in the description, while the Debit column carries what was charged in dollars. The opening balance is kept as the first row and the year comes from the statement period, so a December payment on a January statement lands in the right year. Every figure is copied exactly as printed, never recalculated.
Banking somewhere else? That works too — this page is an example, not a limit. Browse the banks we convert or just upload your own statement above.
How to convert a CommBank statement
- STEP 1
Download your CommBank statement
Save the statement as a PDF from NetBank or CommBank, then drag it onto this page — one file, or a whole folder with a free account.
- STEP 2
We read the table
Every row of your CommBank statement is pulled off the page — dates, descriptions, debits, credits and balances — exactly as printed, never recalculated.
- STEP 3
Download Excel or CSV
Take the result as .xlsx or .csv, ready for Excel or Google Sheets, or to import into your bookkeeping software.
CommBank statement questions
How do I convert a CommBank bank statement to Excel?
Download the statement PDF from CommBank internet or mobile banking, drop it on this page, and download the result as .xlsx or .csv. No signup is needed for your first conversion.
Is converting a CommBank statement free?
Yes. One CommBank statement every 24 hours with no account at all, covering the first 15 transactions. A free account raises that to 3 pages every 24 hours and lets you drop a whole folder of CommBank statements at once.
Does this work with CommBank credit card statements?
Yes. Download the statement PDF and drop it on this page — a card statement converts the same way as an account statement, with the dates, descriptions and amounts each in their own column. Your first conversion needs no account, so the quickest answer for your own statement is to try it.
What do the columns look like?
Date, Description, Debit, Credit and Balance — mirroring how the statement prints them. Amounts are transcribed exactly as they appear and never recalculated, so the output matches your CommBank statement figure for figure.
Can I open the converted CommBank statement in Excel or Google Sheets?
Yes. Download .xlsx to open your CommBank transactions directly in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets, or .csv to import into bookkeeping software such as Xero or QuickBooks. We generate the file — there is no direct integration to connect.
What happens to my CommBank statement after conversion?
The transaction data never enters our database — it exists only in the file you download. The uploaded PDF is deleted from storage within 24 hours, and an anonymous conversion is never stored at all.
Can I convert several months at once?
Yes, with a free account — drop a whole folder of Australian statements and the batch converts together, then download everything as a single ZIP.
Other banks we convert
These banks have their own pages with format notes and answers. They are examples, not a limit — statements from other banks convert the same way, so it is worth simply trying yours.
All the banks we convert →