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QFX to IIF Converter: Complete Feature Guide & Reference

By FinancialDataTools.com Team  ·  March 2026  ·  7 min read  ·  Last updated March 18, 2026

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Contents

  1. What Is the QFX to IIF Converter?
  2. About the QFX Input Format
  3. About the IIF Output Format
  4. Choosing the Right IIF Record Type
  5. The Toolbar
  6. Source (QFX) Panel
  7. Output (IIF) Panel
  8. Output File Naming
  9. Privacy & Security
  10. Use Cases

What Is the QFX to IIF Converter?

The FinancialDataTools.com QFX to IIF Converter is a free, browser-based tool that transforms QFX files into IIF format. All processing runs entirely inside your browser tab — no file is ever transmitted to any server.

The converter is built for bookkeepers, accountants, and developers who need to work with financial data in IIF format without manual data entry or paid software.

Try the QFX to IIF Converter — runs entirely in your browser and never uploads your files.

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About the QFX Input Format

QFX is a widely used financial data format. The converter accepts .qfx, .ofx, .xml files. No pre-processing is required before loading — simply drop or open your file and the converter parses it automatically.

About the IIF Output Format

IIF is the output format produced by this converter. The output file preserves all data fields from your source QFX file and formats them according to the IIF specification. The output is ready for direct use in applications that accept IIF files.

Choosing the Right IIF Record Type

The record type selector in the toolbar determines which IIF record type is used. The available options and their typical uses are:

Select the record type that matches your data. If you are importing bank transactions, choose TRNS. If you are importing a chart of accounts, choose ACCNT.

The Toolbar

The toolbar across the top provides all primary actions. Use Open to browse for your QFX file, or drag and drop the file onto the source panel. Once a file is loaded, click Convert to IIF to generate the output. Click Export IIF to download the result. The Reset button clears all state for a new conversion.

Source (QFX) Panel

The left panel shows your loaded QFX data as a table preview. Column headers from your source file are shown in the header row. For large files, the preview is capped at 500 rows — a notice is shown if your file exceeds this limit. The full dataset is always converted regardless of the preview cap.

Output (IIF) Panel

The right panel displays the converted IIF output. Before conversion it shows a placeholder. After clicking Convert to IIF, the panel renders the full output content. The panel is scrollable for any file size.

Output File Naming

The downloaded file is named to match your input file — only the extension is changed to .iif. This keeps your file set organised without requiring any renaming.

Privacy & Security

The QFX to IIF Converter is built privacy-first. Your file is parsed and converted entirely inside your browser tab using JavaScript — no file content is ever transmitted to any server. This makes the converter appropriate for sensitive financial data.

Closing the browser tab clears all data from memory. No data is written to localStorage or any persistent browser storage.

Use Cases

Importing Quicken QFX bank downloads into QuickBooks, converting QFX exports to IIF for transaction import, migrating Quicken bank feeds to QuickBooks format.

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