Convert OFX to QBO for QuickBooks — free, no signup
QuickBooks Desktop imports Web Connect (.qbo) files in the OFX 1.x format — and chokes on almost anything else: OFX 2.x XML, odd headers, card exports in the wrong wrapper. Drop your OFX here, review the transactions, and download a clean .qbo built exactly the way QuickBooks expects.
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Your first full export is free. After that, a one-time payment unlocks unlimited exports and batch conversion — no subscription.
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- First statement exports in full — free
- 25-row preview on later statements
- QBO, CSV & XLSX formats
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$9.99 one-time · 90 days
- Unlocks every converter on this site — all 30+ pages
- Unlimited transactions per export
- Batch conversion — many PDFs, one zip
- All export formats for 90 days
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$19.99 one-time · forever
- Unlocks every converter on this site — all 30+ pages
- Unlimited transactions per export
- Batch conversion — many PDFs, one zip
- All export formats, forever
- One-time payment — nothing to cancel
- Support a small independent tool
By purchasing you agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Full refund within 7 days if it can't handle your statement.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between OFX and QBO?
They're the same family — QBO is QuickBooks' flavor of the Open Financial Exchange standard (OFX 1.x "Web Connect"). The practical differences are strictness, not substance: QuickBooks Desktop expects clean OFX 1.x SGML and refuses OFX 2.x XML outright. This converter parses your file — 1.x or 2.x — and rewrites it in the exact Web Connect shape QuickBooks imports.
QuickBooks Desktop wouldn't import my OFX file — will this fix it?
If the cause is an OFX 2.x file, a missing or malformed header, or a nonstandard wrapper — yes, that's exactly what this page repairs. After conversion, import via File → Utilities → Import → Web Connect Files. The first time, QuickBooks may ask you to confirm which account the file belongs to; that's normal and the import still completes.
Does this help with QuickBooks Online?
Usually you don't need it: QuickBooks Online's Banking → Upload transactions accepts .ofx files directly. This converter is mainly for QuickBooks Desktop, which is far stricter. That said, the QBO it produces imports into Online just as well.
My file is a .qfx, not .ofx — same thing?
Close relatives, not the same: QFX is Intuit's own OFX variant, usually issued for Quicken, with extra licensing fields some banks add. Use the dedicated QFX to QBO converter — it's tuned for the QFX wrapper, free, just like this page.
Is it safe to convert bank files here?
Files are converted on our server and handled as described in the Privacy Policy.
I already paid but lost my license key — what do I do?
Check your inbox first: your Gumroad receipt, emailed immediately after payment, shows the license key. Still missing? Search your inbox for "Gumroad" and open the receipt to copy it. Then open "Enter license key" from the top navigation on this page and validate to restore full exports.