What is QIF format used for?

QIF (Quicken Interchange Format) is a text-based format originally developed by Intuit for Quicken. It stores transaction data and is supported by many personal finance and accounting applications for data import.

Which software supports QIF import?

QIF is supported by Quicken (all versions), GnuCash, Microsoft Money, MoneyDance, and many other personal finance applications. Some versions of QuickBooks also accept QIF for legacy data migration.

Is QIF or OFX better for bank statements?

OFX is newer and more widely supported for accounting software. QIF is simpler and works well with personal finance tools. Zera Books exports both formats so you can choose what works best for your software.

QIF Bank Statement Converter

Convert PDF bank statements to QIF (Quicken Interchange Format). Import transactions into Quicken, GnuCash, Microsoft Money, and other personal finance applications.

Bank Statement to QIF Format

QIF is one of the original formats for exchanging financial data between applications. While newer formats like OFX exist, QIF remains widely used for personal finance software and legacy system compatibility. Zera Books converts any PDF bank statement to properly formatted QIF.

The converter extracts dates, payees, amounts, and memo fields from your bank statement. The output follows QIF specifications exactly, ensuring clean imports without data corruption or formatting errors. Perfect for Quicken users who need to import historical statements.