US Bank Statements

Convert Chase PDF Statement to Excel & CSV

Turn a Chase PDF bank statement into a clean Excel (.xlsx) or CSV file. Everything runs in your browser with zero uploads and zero server retention.

100% Local Processing — Your bank statements never touch a server.

Convert a Chase statement How it works 
Date        Description                  Amount     Balance
01/04/2025  POS PURCHASE / STORE         -1,200.50  25,299.50
02/04/2025  SALARY CREDIT                +25,000.00 26,500.00
03/04/2025  UPI TRANSFER                 -500.00    26,000.00

Example: parsed rows become strict numeric cells you can sum in Excel.

Convert Your Chase Statement Now

Parsed transactions will appear here. Drop a PDF above.

How to Convert a Chase Bank Statement to Excel

SheetParse is a free Chase bank statement converter that runs entirely in your browser. Use it as a Chase bank statement converter PDF to Excel and PDF to CSV tool: your Chase statement is never uploaded, so it stays private on your device.

  1. 1

    Export the PDF

    Sign in to Chase.com, open Accounts → Statements & documents, choose the statement period and select Download as PDF.

  2. 2

    Drop it above

    Drag the Chase PDF statement into the converter. It is parsed by WebAssembly and Web Workers on your device — the file is never uploaded.

  3. 3

    Review & export

    Check the extracted rows, fix headers or merge split lines if needed, then download a clean Excel (.xlsx) or CSV file.

Chase statements are parsed by SheetParse's generic table detection, which adapts to the column layout of most checking, savings and credit card statements.

Three Steps

A Free Chase Bank Statement Converter

Drop Your {bank.name} PDF

Works with text-based and scanned Chase statements. If a page has no text, on-device OCR extracts it.

Review & Edit

An interactive grid lets you fix headers, merge split rows, clean merchant names, and verify every transaction.

Export to Excel or CSV

Download .xlsx or .csv with strict numeric amounts, standard date formats and QuickBooks/Xero presets.

FAQ

Chase Statement Conversion FAQs

Is it safe to convert a Chase statement with SheetParse?

Yes. Your Chase PDF is parsed entirely inside your browser using WebAssembly and Web Workers. The file is never uploaded, stored or transmitted, so no server ever sees your account details.

Can SheetParse open a password-protected Chase PDF?

Yes. If the Chase statement is password-protected, SheetParse asks for the password and unlocks the PDF locally in your browser — the password never leaves your device.

Will the exported Excel file have real numbers and dates?

Yes. Amounts and balances are written as strict numeric cells so SUM and other formulas work in Excel, Google Sheets, QuickBooks and Xero. You can choose the date format and amount sign on export.

How do I download my Chase statement as a PDF?

Sign in to Chase.com, open Accounts → Statements & documents, choose the statement period and select Download as PDF.

Can I convert several Chase statements at once?

SheetParse converts one PDF at a time and merges every page of a multi-page statement into a single table. Batch or ZIP upload is not supported yet.

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