QIF to CSV Converter
Turn a Quicken .QIF file into a clean CSV spreadsheet. Each account section in the file — bank, credit card, cash — becomes its own CSV, with every field (date, amount, payee, memo, category, check number) preserved. Choose exactly which fields to keep, then download.
100% private — your file is converted in your browser and never uploaded..QIF exported from Quicken, Microsoft Money, or your bank
What is a QIF file?
QIF (Quicken Interchange Format) is the older text format Quicken, Microsoft Money, and many
banks use to export transactions. Instead of columns, each transaction is a little block of
lines — one per field, ended by a ^ — so a spreadsheet won't open it directly.
This tool reads those blocks and lays your transactions out as an ordinary CSV.
How to convert QIF to CSV
- Export or download the .QIF file from Quicken, Money, or your bank.
- Click Choose a QIF file above and select it (or drag it in).
- Each account section appears as its own table. Click a column chip to leave a field out, drag to reorder, or double-click to rename.
- Download a table as CSV — or, if the file held several accounts, grab them all as a .zip.
Why more than one table?
A single QIF file can hold several sections — for example a bank register (!Type:Bank)
and a credit-card register (!Type:CCard) — each with its own transactions. This
converter gives you one CSV per section so nothing is mixed together. Split transactions and
multi-line addresses are joined into a single cell so every detail comes through.
Are dates and amounts changed?
No. Fields are kept exactly as the file wrote them, so amounts keep their sign and any commas,
and dates keep Quicken's original form (including the 'YY year style some files
use). Nothing is rounded, reformatted, or dropped.
What about OFX, QFX, and QBO files?
Those are the newer bank-download formats. If your file is one of those instead, use the OFX to CSV, QFX to CSV, or QBO to CSV converter.
Is my data safe?
Yes. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript — your file is never sent to a server, so nothing about your accounts leaves your computer. You can even disconnect from the internet after the page loads and it will still work.