Convert Financial Statements to Excel

Drop in any financial statement PDF — audited GAAP balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, statements of stockholders' equity, plus 10-K filings, annual reports, and lender financials — and get a clean Excel file with line items, periods, and footnoted breakouts as separate columns.

Convert your first statement — free

Financial statements are designed to be read, not analyzed

GAAP financial statements present multi-period comparatives in narrow columns with footnote references scattered through the page. A typical 10-K balance sheet has 30+ line items across 2 fiscal years, with each line tied to a footnote that breaks it down further. Generic PDF tools lose the period column structure, fragment line items across rows, and miss the footnote linkages entirely.

Analysts building peer comparison models or trend analysis end up retyping line items into Excel from each company's PDF — a half-day per company per period. Pull 10 peer companies for a benchmark and you've burned a week on data entry before any actual analysis happens. Lenders reviewing borrower financials face the same wall.

Period columns + line items + footnote links, all preserved

PDFExcel reads financial statements by structure. Each line item becomes a row with the period columns preserved as separate columns (FY2024, FY2023, FY2022 for a typical 10-K). Footnote references get pulled into a Notes column so you can see which line ties to which note. Balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, and stockholders' equity statements all extract with the same workflow.

Mix multiple companies' financials in one batch upload — the workbook keeps each row tagged with company name and statement type, ready for peer-comparison pivot tables. Built-in OCR handles scanned statements (lender financials still arrive scanned in many SMB lending workflows). Drop the export into your DCF model, comp set, or audit workpaper.

Fields you can pull

  • Company Name
  • Statement Type (BS / IS / CF / Equity)
  • Fiscal Period
  • Line Item
  • Amount
  • Sub-line / Sub-total Flag
  • Footnote Reference
  • Currency
  • Audited / Reviewed / Compiled

The model knows that 'Cash and Cash Equivalents' aggregates 'Cash' + 'Money Market Securities' as a sub-total, and that a footnote 'See Note 7' on a line item links to a detailed breakout. Trained on real audited GAAP statements, not generic spreadsheets.

Why analysts and lenders pick PDFExcel

Most financial-statement-extraction tools either need a paid subscription to a data vendor (Capital IQ, FactSet) or charge per-page at analyst volume. PDFExcel reads any company's PDF directly — no vendor coverage gaps.

  • Knows GAAP statement structure. Multi-period column structure preserved, sub-totals flagged, footnote references linked. Works on audited 10-K filings, lender financials, and management reports.
  • Free to start, no credit card. 10 documents free every month. Plans from $69/month for 50 documents — covers most peer-comp analysis at small-team analyst scale.
  • No data-vendor subscription. Works on any company's filed financials regardless of data-vendor coverage. Useful for private companies, foreign filers, and recently-IPO'd issuers without comp-set coverage yet.
  • Files deleted after processing. Lender financials and pre-public filings are sensitive — files are processed in memory and deleted immediately. Never stored, never shared.

How it works

  1. Upload financial statements. 10-K excerpts, audited annual reports, lender financial statements, management reports. One company at a time or a peer-set ZIP.
  2. Pick line items + periods. Statement Type, Line Item, Period, Amount as the core columns. Add Footnote Reference for analytical depth, Currency for foreign filers.
  3. Drop into your model. Excel with one row per line-item-period combination. Pivot for peer comp, paste into DCF model, or use as audit workpaper input.

What a multi-period balance sheet looks like in Excel

Each line item is a row; each fiscal period is a column. Sub-totals flagged. Footnote references preserved.

# Statement Line Item FY2024 FY2023 FY2022 Note Ref
1 Balance Sheet Cash and Cash Equivalents $284.2M $211.8M $148.4M Note 4
2 Balance Sheet Accounts Receivable, net $186.4M $162.1M $148.9M Note 5
3 Balance Sheet Total Current Assets $612.8M $498.4M $412.7M
4 Balance Sheet Goodwill $1,248.0M $1,248.0M $1,184.2M Note 8
5 Balance Sheet Total Assets $2,894.6M $2,612.4M $2,318.8M
6 Balance Sheet Long-term Debt $840.0M $920.0M $1,000.0M Note 11

Built for the people pulling metrics out of dense PDFs

Equity research analysts building peer-comp models, credit analysts reviewing borrower financials, M&A associates running diligence, FP&A teams pulling peer benchmarks, audit firms preparing analytical-review workpapers.

An equity research analyst

Pulls 10-K data for 8 peer companies in a sector for a comp model. Convert all 8 in one batch, pivot into a side-by-side comp table. What used to be a 2-day data-entry job is 90 minutes of structured extraction + analysis.

A credit analyst at a regional bank

Reviews borrower financials for a $25M credit facility. Audited statements arrive as scanned PDFs. Convert to Excel with line items + periods, drop into the bank's credit-decision model.

An M&A diligence associate

Target company provides 5 years of financials in PDFs from their auditor. Convert all 5 years × 3 statements (BS/IS/CF) as one batch into a single workbook for the diligence model.

Pricing

  • Free — 10 documents / month, no credit card
  • Starter $69/mo — 50 documents, $1.50 per extra
  • Pro $199/mo — 200 documents, $0.99 per extra
  • Business $699/mo — 1,000 documents, $0.59 per extra

Frequently asked questions

Does it preserve multi-period column structure?

Yes. Each fiscal period (FY2024, FY2023, FY2022) extracts as its own column. Line items are rows. The natural orientation matches how analysts build comp tables and trend analyses.

Will it link footnote references to line items?

Yes. Footnote references ('See Note 7' or 'Note 11') stay attached to their line items in a Notes column. The actual footnote detail page is read but not auto-merged into the main table — that's a separate workflow if you need full footnote breakouts.

Does it work on scanned lender financials?

Yes. Built-in OCR runs automatically. Lender-provided financials, audited statements scanned to PDF, and faxed copies all extract with the same workflow.

Can it handle non-GAAP and IFRS statements?

Yes for IFRS — most line-item naming conventions overlap with GAAP and the model adapts. Non-GAAP supplemental disclosures (adjusted EBITDA, organic revenue, etc.) extract as separate fields you can include in your custom analysis.

Will it work on 10-K excerpts vs. full filings?

Yes — both. Most analysts upload just the financial-statement section of a 10-K (typically 5-15 pages); the full 10-K works too, but processing takes longer. We recommend extracting the financial-statement section separately for fastest turnaround.

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