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QIF to CSV converter

Turn a QIF file from Quicken or another finance program into a CSV for Excel or Google Sheets. The file is converted in your browser and never uploaded. Free at any size.

Your file is read on this device. It is never uploaded.

Enter your licence key

The key is on the page you saw after paying, and on your invoice.

  1. Add your QIF file Drop it on the box above or click to choose it.
  2. Check the preview Confirm the dates, payees and amounts look right.
  3. Download Save the CSV file.

Reading QIF in a spreadsheet

QIF stores each transaction as a short stack of lines. The converter reads the bank, cash and credit card registers in the file and writes one row per transaction. Investment registers and category lists are left out.

Using the CSV

The CSV has three columns: date, description and amount, with money out as negative numbers. It opens directly in Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers, and it is the layout QuickBooks Online and Xero accept for manual bank uploads.

Questions and answers

The dates came out wrong. Why?

QIF does not say whether dates are month-first or day-first. The converter works it out when it can; otherwise set Day and month order yourself and check the preview.

Is my file uploaded?

No. The file is read and converted by this page on your own device. It works with your internet connection switched off.

Is it free?

Yes. Turning a QIF file into a spreadsheet is free, with no limit on the number of transactions and no account.