Convert IIF to CSV

Extract transaction data from QuickBooks Desktop IIF files into CSV.

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How It Works

1

Upload Your IIF File

Drop your QuickBooks Desktop export

2

Transactions Parsed

All fields and entries are read

3

Download CSV

Get your clean CSV file instantly

CSV

What is CSV?

Comma-Separated Values

Universal plain-text format readable by every spreadsheet app, database, and accounting tool. Ideal for importing transactions into Excel, Google Sheets, Xero, or custom workflows.

IIF

What is IIF?

Intuit Interchange Format

Tab-delimited format used exclusively by QuickBooks Desktop. Supports journal entries, invoices, bills, and bank transactions for bulk import.

Why This Tool

QuickBooks Desktop Format Support

Reads IIF files exported from any QB Desktop version

Preserves All Fields

Transaction details, accounts, and amounts kept intact

Instant Conversion

Get your file converted in under a second

Secure & Private

Files are processed and never stored on our servers

When to Use This

Data Migration

Export QuickBooks Desktop data via IIF and convert to universal CSV

Spreadsheet Analysis

Open QB Desktop IIF data in Excel or Google Sheets

Cross-Platform Import

Convert IIF to CSV for import into non-Intuit accounting tools

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is an IIF file?

IIF (Intuit Interchange Format) is a tab-delimited format used by QuickBooks Desktop for data import/export.

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What columns are in the CSV?

All transaction fields from your IIF — dates, amounts, accounts, descriptions, and references.

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Can I open the CSV in Google Sheets?

Yes. CSV files open in any spreadsheet app — Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, LibreOffice.

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Is my data secure?

Files are encrypted in transit via TLS. We process in memory and never store your data.

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Is it really free?

Yes. No signup, no watermarks, no limits, no hidden fees.