QuickBooks Web Connect cluster

Convert OFX to QBO — free online, no bank ID required

Rewrite any OFX file's headers to a valid QuickBooks Web Connect (.qbo) file. Fixes 'invalid file' and 'no financial institution found' errors instantly.

Convert OFX to QBO — free See pricing

Step 1

Upload your OFX file.

Step 2

We rewrite the header and inject a QuickBooks-valid FID/BID.

Step 3

Download the .qbo and import via QuickBooks Banking → File Upload.

About OFX → QBO

OFX and QBO are technically siblings — QBO is OFX with a QuickBooks-specific header signature and an <INTU.BID> tag. Banks that only offer OFX cause 'invalid file' errors in QuickBooks. Our converter rewrites the OFX header (SGML → OFX 2.x XML), injects a valid Web Connect FID/BID, preserves every transaction, and emits a .qbo that imports cleanly.

Try it now — mapping wizard

Upload a small OFX sample and walk through column mapping, validation and preview before downloading — everything runs locally in your browser.

Mapping wizard

Preview, map columns, validate, then download.

1. Upload your OFX file

All parsing runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Need a different output format?

Every OFX conversion can also be exported directly to CSV, Excel (.xlsx), QuickBooks (.qbo) or OFX from the upload screen.

Export to CSV Export to EXCEL Export to QBO Export to OFX All QuickBooks/Quicken formats →

Why bookkeepers pick BankToBooks

Every transaction validated — dates, amounts, running balance reconciled before export.
Zero setup: no templates, no bank IDs, no fees — upload OFX, download QBO.
OCR handles scanned inputs when the source is a PDF, not just structured files.
Free tier: 3 conversions per day, 200 transactions per file. Paid plans: unlimited.