Convert your bank statement to CSV in seconds
Upload a KBank or SCB statement PDF — even a password-protected one — and download a clean, spreadsheet-ready CSV. No account, no copy-paste, Thai-first.
Files are processed only to do the conversion — nothing is stored.
Supported banks
Built and validated for Thailand's most common savings statements.
Kasikornbank (KBank)
SupportedSavings-account statements, Thai layout with separate deposit/withdrawal columns.
Siam Commercial Bank (SCB)
SupportedBilingual savings statements with transaction codes and a single amount column.
More banks coming soon
We're adding these next. Unsupported statements always get a clear message — never a wrong guess.
Bangkok BankComing soon
Krungthai (KTB)Coming soon
KrungsriComing soon
ttbComing soon
How it works
From PDF to CSV in four simple steps.
- 1
Choose your bank
Pick KBank or SCB so we read your statement's exact layout.
- 2
Upload your PDF
Drop in your statement (up to 10 MB). Encrypted files are fine.
- 3
Unlock if needed
Enter the password for protected PDFs — retry instantly if it's wrong.
- 4
Download your CSV
Get a clean, Excel-ready CSV with every transaction in seconds.
Convert your statement
How your file is handled
No account, ever
No sign-up, no email — open the page and convert.
Nothing is stored
Your PDF and the resulting CSV live only for the moment of conversion.
Passwords stay with you
Decryption uses the password you type to unlock the file — it isn't kept.
Frequently asked questions
Which banks are supported?
KBank and SCB savings-account statements. Support for more banks is on the way; unsupported statements show a clear message rather than a wrong conversion.
Can it handle password-protected (encrypted) PDFs?
Yes. If your statement is encrypted, you'll be asked for the password to unlock it. If the password is wrong, you can try again right away.
Do I need an account?
No. There's no sign-up and no email required — just open the page, choose your bank, upload, and download your CSV.
Is my financial data stored?
No. The tool is stateless: your PDF and the CSV it produces exist only for the request that converts them and are not saved anywhere.
What's the file size limit?
Up to 10 MB per upload, with a soft limit of around 25 pages — enough for typical monthly savings statements.
Will it work with scanned statements?
Not yet. The converter reads the text layer in your PDF, so scanned or image-only statements aren't supported in this version.
Can I get the CSV headers in Thai or English?
Both. CSV column headers are selectable — Thai by default, with an English option — and the file is UTF-8 so Thai text opens cleanly in Excel.
Ready to convert your statement?
It takes seconds. No account, no cost.