Split a multi-month bank statementinto one PDF per month

It reads each page's text layer and looks for cues like "Statement period:", "Statement date:", or plain dates like "January 2024" / "01/15/2024". Pages without their own header inherit the most recent month detected — so mid-statement pages still group correctly.

Any US bank that prints a date or statement-period header on its statements. Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Capital One, US Bank, PNC, Truist, and most credit unions all work. If your bank uses a non-English statement, detection may miss some pages — let us know.

No. Everything — text extraction, splitting, and ZIP packaging — runs in your browser using pdf-lib and pdfjs-dist. Nothing is uploaded.

If your bank only mails image-only PDFs, automatic month detection won't work out of the box. We're adding OCR support (Tesseract.js, also in-browser) in a follow-up release. For now, scanned statements load as one big "unlabelled" group that you can split manually.

Free splits the first 3 months of any statement and adds a small watermark to each output. Pro removes both limits and supports batch uploads — useful at year-end when you have 12 separate monthly statements to combine and re-split.

Mon-YYYY.pdf — e.g. Jan-2024.pdf, Feb-2024.pdf. If the year couldn't be detected we fall back to Mon.pdf. Names can be edited before download by adjusting the month/year on each group.