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OFX vs QFX vs QBO vs QIF: Which Does QuickBooks Accept?
OFX, QFX, QBO and QIF all hold bank transactions, but only some import. What each format is, which QuickBooks accepts, and how to fix the file you have.
Read articleHow-to guides on converting Quicken QIF files to QBO, fixing QuickBooks import errors, and getting clean books faster.
OFX, QFX, QBO and QIF all hold bank transactions, but only some import. What each format is, which QuickBooks accepts, and how to fix the file you have.
Read articleA QIF file is Quicken's legacy plain-text transaction format. What is inside one, what opens it in 2026, and how to convert a QIF to QBO, CSV or Excel.
Read articleQIF uses named tags, not columns, so there is nothing to map by hand. See how each QIF tag becomes a QuickBooks field, and skip mapping with a .qbo.
Read articleQuickBooks no longer imports QIF for bank accounts and never took more than one at a time. How to batch convert multiple QIF files to QBO instead.
Read articleQuickBooks reading your QIF dates wrong? How the QIF D tag works, why MM/DD vs DD/MM and Quicken's apostrophe year cause errors, and how to fix them.
Read articleGetting a QuickBooks Web Connect import error on a .qbo file? Here are the common causes, exactly how to fix each one, and how to avoid them with a clean .qbo.
Read articleQBO converter guide: what a QBO file is, how to open one without QuickBooks, and how to convert a Quicken QIF export into a QBO file QuickBooks accepts.
Read articleConvert bank statements to Excel in minutes. Upload a PDF or scanned statement, get a reconciled XLSX or CSV file, and skip retyping transactions by hand.
Read articlePDF to QBO converter for bank statements. Turn any PDF or scanned statement into a QuickBooks Web Connect file with totals verified line by line.
Read articleImport bank statements into QuickBooks Online or Desktop in minutes. Convert PDF and QIF statements to QBO files, upload them, and skip manual entry.
Read articleFor the solo bookkeeper running a monthly close in QuickBooks.
For a firm or finance team converting across many clients and currencies.
For high-volume practices that convert without a monthly cap and drive it from their own scripts.
The converter itself does not change between plans. Only the monthly volume does.