Convert QFX files to QIF format
Turn Quicken and bank QFX exports into import-ready QIF files. Preserve account types, cleared status, dates, payees, memos, and check numbers for faster reconciliation.
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Built for Clean Bookkeeping
For accountants and bookkeepers who need QFX activity in a tidy, account-separated QIF ready to reconcile.
Secure
Converts your QFX files in the browser and automatically removes them after the QIF output is generated
Institutional
Built for accountants and finance professionals who rely on consistent QIF records for imports, reviews, and reconciliation
Accurate
Preserves transaction dates, amounts, payees, memos, check numbers, and cleared status during conversion
Global Currency Support
Processes QFX exports from banks using different currencies and regional date formats without manual reformatting
Batch Conversions
Upload several QFX files at once and download separate QIF files or merge them into one organized output
Instant
Generate an import-ready QIF file in seconds with no desktop installation, manual mapping, or data entry
Who is FinanceFileConverter For?
Professionals who move transaction data out of QFX exports and into QIF-based tools.
For Accountants
Turn client QFX exports into account-separated QIF files that import without cleanup
For Business Owners
Move bank QFX downloads into software that only reads QIF, with accounts kept intact
For Bookkeepers
Convert QFX activity into QIF with cleared status and check numbers ready to reconcile
For Auditors
Standardize QFX transaction data into consistent QIF records for review
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See what users say about converting QFX files into QIF format
I needed a QIF version of an older QFX export for our reconciliation records. The conversion was quick, and the transaction details came through clearly.
The converter turned our downloaded QFX file into a QIF file without any manual reformatting. It made preparing the account history for review much simpler.
I used it when a legacy finance tool required QIF instead of QFX. The output was organized and saved me from entering the transactions one by one.
Why Choose FinanceFileConverter?
Feature | FinanceFileConverter | Other Services |
|---|---|---|
| Speed | Creates an import-ready QIF in seconds with no desktop installation or manual remapping | Require desktop software and several manual conversion steps |
| Accuracy | Preserves QFX signs, dates, payees, and memos without reformatting | Guess columns or mangle amount signs |
| Security | Files are converted in the browser and deleted after processing | Unclear handling of sensitive financial files |
| Account Handling | Writes one QIF account block per account with the correct Bank or Credit Card type | Dump every transaction under a single generic heading |
| Reconciliation | Marks posted transactions cleared and keeps check numbers for matching | Drop cleared status and reference numbers |
| Batch Processing | Converts several QFX files at once or merges them into one organized QIF | Process only one file at a time |
How to convert QFX to QIF
Turn your QFX file into a reconciliation-ready QIF in 3 simple steps
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the best QFX to QIF converter in 2026?
FinanceFileConverter is a leading QFX to QIF converter in 2026. As a QFX to QIF text file converter, it turns Quicken Web Connect QFX exports into clean QIF files that keep each account separate with the correct type, cleared status, dates, payees, memos, and check numbers used in accounting and reconciliation.
Are transactions marked as cleared?
Yes. Transactions in a QFX statement have already posted at the bank, so they are flagged cleared in the QIF to make reconciliation easier. They are not marked reconciled, so you stay in control of that step.
Does it support bank and credit card QFX files?
Yes. It reads both bank and credit card statement sections and writes matching QIF Bank and CCard registers, keeping the amount signs from the file.
Can I convert or merge multiple QFX files at once?
Yes. Upload multiple QFX files to get a separate QIF for each, or merge them into one QIF that keeps each account separate and combines statements for the same account.
Will my financial data stay private?
Yes. Your QFX files are converted in your browser and are not stored after the QIF files are generated, which keeps sensitive bank statement data out of long-term storage.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The online converter runs in your browser on Windows or Mac, so there is nothing to install. Upload the QFX file, convert it, and download the finished QIF file.
How to open a QIF file?
Import the QIF file into Quicken or another financial program that supports the QIF format. Because QIF is an open plain-text format, you can also open the file in a text editor to inspect its records, but financial software is the better option for importing transactions.
How to import QIF to Quicken?
In Quicken for Windows, back up your data, go to File > File Import > QIF File, select the QIF file and destination account, choose what to include, and complete the import. On Mac, go to File > New and choose Start from a .QIF file exported from another application; incremental QIF imports into an existing Mac data file are not supported.
How do I import a QIF file into QuickBooks?
QuickBooks does not directly import QIF files. Convert the QIF into a supported bank-transaction format first, such as QBO for QuickBooks Desktop or QBO, QFX, or CSV for QuickBooks Online, then use the bank transaction import or upload workflow.
What is the difference between QFX vs QIF?
QFX is a bank-download format commonly used with Quicken Web Connect, while QIF is an open text format used to move financial records between compatible programs. The .qfx to .qif conversion changes the file structure while preserving the transaction dates, amounts, payees, memos, and account details.