QIF to CSV Converter

1. Drop a .qif file into the workspace, browse your device, or paste raw text. 2. Hit “Convert to CSV” to normalize dates, amounts, and split lines instantly. 3. Use the quick filters to focus on inflows, outflows, or specific payees and categories. 4. Choose whether to export the filtered view or the entire dataset, then download CSV, grab a JSON snapshot, copy the grid to your clipboard, or share a permalink for remote collaboration. The status banner keeps you informed at each step.

Keyboard navigation, visible focus states, and semantic markup mean the workflow is accessible for every analyst. A sample dataset is built in for experimentation, and the “Clear” control resets everything without a page reload. Because the processor is intentionally lightweight, even large QIF archives convert in seconds on modern browsers.

Keep exports under a quarterly date range for quicker previews, then stitch CSVs downstream if needed. Clean custom categories in Quicken before export so the category insights highlight meaningful spend. When you apply filters, switch the export scope to “Filtered view” to hand teammates exactly what they need. JSON exports are perfect for developers ingesting QIF data into bookkeeping automations or BI pipelines.

Competitor reviews revealed frustration with invisible split data and locale issues, so this converter surfaces every split line and retains decimal precision without currency symbols. Pair the download with a pivot table for trend tracking, or pin the permalink in your close checklist to revisit the same session in one click.