Convert QIF to QBO (QuickBooks can't read QIF)

QuickBooks has never supported QIF import — it's a Quicken format. If your bank or old software only exports QIF, convert it to a .qbo Web Connect file here and import that instead.

Drop your bank export here, or click to browse

CSV, OFX, QFX, QBO, or QIF · processed locally, never uploaded

How to convert QIF to QBO

Drop in the .qif file.
Review parsed transactions — dates, amounts and check numbers are detected automatically.
Set the account type (bank or credit card) and download the .qbo.
Import in QuickBooks via File → Utilities → Import → Web Connect Files.

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to use with bank data?

Yes — the conversion runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your file is never uploaded to a server, so your financial data never leaves your computer.

Are split transactions supported?

Split details are collapsed into the transaction total (QBO bank statements don't carry splits). The converter warns you when a file contains splits.

Other conversions

CSV → QBO CSV → IIF OFX → QBO QFX → CSV QBO → CSV QIF → IIF