Export Stripe to QuickBooks
The complete guide to exporting Stripe transactions to QuickBooks — with a free converter that does it in seconds.
3 Steps to Export Stripe → QuickBooks
Export from Stripe Dashboard
Stripe Dashboard → Reports → Balance (or Payments) → Export → CSV. Select your date range — usually the previous month.
Tip: Use Balance transactions, not Payments — it includes fees and net amounts.
Convert with our free tool
Our converter maps Stripe's 14 columns to QuickBooks format automatically. Dates convert from YYYY-MM-DD to MM/DD/YYYY. Amounts convert from cents to dollars. Fees get separated into their own lines.
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Import into QuickBooks
QuickBooks Online: Banking → Upload transactions → select your Stripe account → upload CSV → match columns. QuickBooks Desktop: File → Utilities → Import → Excel Files.
Tip: Categorise fee lines as 'Bank Service Charges' when reviewing imported transactions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I export Stripe transactions to QuickBooks?
Stripe doesn't export in QuickBooks format directly. The process is: (1) Go to Stripe Dashboard → Reports → Balance or Payments → Export as CSV. (2) Use our free converter to reformat the CSV — it fixes date formats, maps column names, converts amounts from cents to dollars, and separates fees. (3) In QuickBooks, go to Banking → Upload transactions → import the converted file.
Why can't I import Stripe CSV directly into QuickBooks?
Stripe and QuickBooks use incompatible formats. Stripe exports 14+ columns with names like 'Created (UTC)', amounts in cents, and ISO dates (YYYY-MM-DD). QuickBooks needs columns named 'Date', 'Description', 'Amount' with MM/DD/YYYY dates and dollar amounts. Our converter bridges this gap automatically.
Does QuickBooks have a native Stripe integration?
QuickBooks offers a paid Stripe connector through the QuickBooks App Store, but it requires a monthly subscription. For businesses that export monthly, our free manual conversion tool is a cost-free alternative that takes under 30 seconds.
How do Stripe fees appear in QuickBooks after importing?
Our converter creates two entries per transaction: the gross revenue amount and a separate Stripe fee line. In QuickBooks, categorise the fee lines as 'Bank Service Charges' or 'Merchant Fees' under expenses. This gives you accurate P&L reporting with both gross revenue and fee expenses correctly recorded.
Which QuickBooks versions support CSV import?
QuickBooks Online (all tiers), QuickBooks Desktop Pro/Premier/Enterprise, and QuickBooks Self-Employed all support CSV bank imports. The import path varies: Online uses Banking → Upload transactions, Desktop uses File → Utilities → Import → Excel Files.
Is my Stripe data safe when using this converter?
Yes — completely. The entire conversion happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your Stripe CSV never leaves your device or gets uploaded to any server. Even if you're on public Wi-Fi, your financial data stays local. We have no backend database.
How often should I export Stripe to QuickBooks?
Most small businesses export monthly — matching their bank reconciliation cycle. Export at the start of each month for the previous month's transactions. Some businesses export weekly for more real-time bookkeeping. The frequency should match your QuickBooks reconciliation schedule.