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FileInto turns a Stripe balance CSV into a .QIF file with charges, Stripe fees and refunds split out, for apps that import QIF.

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  • Opens in Quicken and more
How to get the file from Stripe
  1. In the Stripe Dashboard, open Balances.
  2. Choose All activity and set the date range.
  3. Click Export and download the CSV with Amount, Fee and Net columns.
  4. Drop the file below.
Drop your bank file hereCSV or Excel from any bank, card, PayPal, Stripe or Square.Stays on your device. Never uploaded.

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How to import the QIF file

Quicken (Windows)

  1. Go to File, then File Import, then QIF File.
  2. Select the .qif file from FileInto.
  3. Choose the Quicken account to import into, then Next.
  4. Review the imported transactions in the register.

Other apps

  1. Look for Import, then QIF in the File menu (Banktivity, Moneydance, MoneyWiz and others).
  2. Select the .qif file from FileInto.
  3. Pick the account to import into.
  4. Check the date format your app asks for: FileInto writes month first (10/03/2026).

What FileInto looks for in your file

ColumnExamplesNotes
Created2026-10-01 14:21:07The charge date.
DescriptionInvoice 1042What the charge was for. Fee lines keep it in the memo.
Amount and Fee100.00 and 3.20Amount becomes the sale; Stripe lists fees as positive numbers, and FileInto turns them into money out.
Typecharge, refund, payoutPayouts come in as money moving to your bank.

Problems and fixes

Your app shows only the net amount
Leave "Split fees into their own lines" on. Each Stripe sale then comes in at its full amount with a separate Stripe fee line, so income and fees are both right.
Pending or failed payments are missing
They are skipped on purpose. Only completed payments belong in your books; export again after Stripe finishes them.
Payouts look like expenses
Payouts move money from Stripe to your bank. In your app, match or categorize them as a transfer to your bank account, not an expense.
Quicken won’t import QIF into a bank account
Recent Quicken versions only accept QIF for some account types. Use QFX instead: switch "Save as" to QFX for Quicken.
Transactions are duplicated
QIF has no transaction ids, so apps can’t tell what you already imported. Import each date range once, or use OFX or QFX, which carry ids.
Dates are wrong
QIF dates are written month first. If your app expects day first, check its import date setting.

Questions

Why not just use the Stripe deposits in my bank feed?
One Stripe payout bundles many charges minus fees, so the bank feed shows neither your real sales nor your fees. This file has each charge and fee.
What is a QIF file?
QIF (Quicken Interchange Format) is an older plain-text format for transactions. Many apps still read it, but it has no ids to prevent duplicates.
Which account should I import into?
Create a separate account in your app named Stripe. Sales and fees land there, and Stripe payouts become transfers to your real bank account.
Is my Stripe file uploaded?
No. FileInto converts it inside your browser tab. Your file never reaches our servers, and nothing about it does either: not its name, its size or how many rows it has.
Can I get a QuickBooks file instead?
Yes. Switch "Save as" to QBO, or use the Stripe to QuickBooks converter.
What are the limits?
Files up to 25 MB. Every file gets a full preview free. Downloads up to 25 transactions are free, no account needed; a Day Pass ($9 for 24 hours) or Unlimited ($7 a month) has no row limit. It works in current versions of Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox, on computers and phones.

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