Step 1
Upload your QFX file. OFX and QBO-style files are also accepted when they contain standard OFX transaction data.
or drag QFX, OFX, or QBO-style files here
Max 20 files - Max file size: 50MB - Supported: .qfx, .ofx, .qbo
Convert QFX to OFX free online. Turn Quicken QFX bank exports into standard OFX files with preview, batch conversion, FITID handling, and no software download.
QFX works well inside Quicken, but many accounting and personal finance tools prefer a standard OFX file. This QFX to OFX converter reads the transaction data from a Quicken Web Connect export, removes Quicken-specific requirements, and writes a cleaner OFX file for broader software compatibility. It is useful when a bank gives you QFX, but your bookkeeping app, accounting workflow, or small business system asks for OFX.
QFX is based on OFX, but it is not always just a renamed OFX file. QFX is Quicken's Web Connect flavor and often includes Intuit or Quicken-specific metadata such as institution identifiers. OFX is the wider Open Financial Exchange format used by many finance and accounting programs.
Renaming .qfx to .ofx can work in a few simple cases, but it does not fix metadata, account type, transaction ID, balance, or compatibility issues. This tool rebuilds the file as standard OFX, lets you review transactions before download, preserves transaction essentials, and warns about missing account IDs or FITIDs before you import the result.
The conversion is simple, but the settings help make the OFX easier for accounting software to accept.
Upload your QFX file. OFX and QBO-style files are also accepted when they contain standard OFX transaction data.
Review the preview. Check account ID, account type, date range, transaction count, net change, and any warnings.
Confirm the OFX account type. Choose checking, savings, money market, or credit card/credit line based on the real account.
Choose FITID handling. Preserve original IDs when available, or repair missing IDs when your target software needs duplicate protection.
Download the OFX file and import it into your accounting software. Compare transaction count, dates, and account details after import.
Convert QFX to OFX when your target accounting or finance software accepts OFX but rejects Quicken-specific QFX files.
The converter keeps common fields such as date, type, amount, FITID, name, memo, check number, account, currency, ledger balance, and available balance when present.
No. The conversion runs in your browser, and you do not need a Quicken subscription.
Yes. Add multiple QFX files and the tool creates a separate OFX download for each one.
Import a small file first, then compare account ID, first and last dates, transaction count, and ending balance against the source.
The tool focuses on compatibility and transaction integrity.
Use this converter when the file you have and the software you need do not agree.
Renaming a file extension does not rebuild the data. A proper QFX to OFX converter writes a fresh OFX structure, keeps useful transaction fields, and gives you warnings before import so you can catch account or ID problems early.
A few checks can prevent the most common import problems.
If your bank export is locked into Quicken's QFX format but your workflow needs OFX, upload the file above and create a cleaner OFX download.
Review the preview, choose compatibility options, and keep the original QFX beside the converted OFX for your records.
Have more questions? Don't hesitate to email us:
Use OFX when your accounting or finance software does not accept Quicken-specific QFX files.
Not always. QFX is based on OFX but can include Quicken-specific metadata and restrictions.
Common fields are preserved when present in the source file.
QuickBooks support varies. Some QuickBooks workflows prefer QBO, while other tools accept OFX.
It supports common OFX/QFX Web Connect files, but unusual bank exports should be reviewed.
Yes. It is free and requires no registration.
Compare account ID, account type, dates, transaction count, and balance after import.
Yes. Each uploaded file becomes a separate OFX download.
No. You do not need Quicken.
Many finance and bookkeeping tools support OFX, but always test with a small file first.
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