The fastest way to export Stripe data to Excel is to paste your API key below -- the converter fetches every record (paginating through all pages using Stripe's cursor-based pagination) and downloads a clean .xlsx file. No installation. Your key is never stored.
sk_live_...), which grants full account access.Your key is forwarded to the Stripe API and is never stored.
rk_live_... and cannot write data.To export Stripe transactions (charges) to Excel: paste your API key, select Charges from the resource picker, and click Convert. Each row includes the charge ID, amount (converted from minor units -- e.g. cents to dollars for USD), currency, status, date, customer ID, and description. For a full transaction ledger including fees and net payouts, select Balance Transactions instead.
Log in to the Stripe Dashboard and navigate to Developers -> API keys. You will see a publishable key and a secret key (sk_live_...). For this tool we strongly recommend creating a restricted key instead: click Create restricted key, give it a name (e.g. "Excel export"), and set each resource you need to Read. Restricted keys start with rk_live_... and cannot write data -- they are safe for read-only exports and will not expose your full account to this tool.
starting_after cursor until has_more is false.sk_live_...) grants complete account access -- it can create charges, issue refunds, and modify any resource. A restricted read-only key cannot write data, so it is safe to use for exports. Create one at Stripe Dashboard -> Developers -> API keys -> Create restricted key.