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Document and data tools
Extract, compare and convert Office documents and structured data without sending business files away. Work with DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, CSV and related formats using focused local tools.
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Image & PDF OCR
Recognize printed text in images and scanned PDFs locally, without uploading.
Extract text from Office files
Save readable text from DOCX, XLSX and PPTX as TXT without uploading.
Convert JSON, CSV, XML, YAML
Convert between JSON, CSV, TSV, XML and YAML, with nested data flattened for tables. No upload.
Excel to CSV
Export every XLSX worksheet as a separate CSV file, entirely in your browser.
Extract media from Office files
Copy embedded images, audio and video from DOCX, XLSX or PPTX without re-encoding.
Office to HTML
Create clean, readable HTML from DOCX, XLSX or PPTX directly in your browser.
Office to PDF
Create a PDF directly from DOCX, XLSX or PPTX in your browser, with automatic page orientation.
Office to images
Render DOCX pages, XLSX sheets and PPTX slides as detailed PNG images entirely in your browser.
Useful workflows
- Office to Plain TextExtract readable text from DOCX, XLSX or PPTX without uploading the document.
- Excel Sheets to CSVExport XLSX worksheets as CSV files and bundle multiple sheets locally.
- Extract Office MediaCopy embedded images, audio and video from modern Office files without re-encoding.
- Office to HTMLCreate clean, readable HTML from modern Office files locally.
- Office to PDFCreate a PDF directly with automatic portrait or landscape pages.
- Office Pages to ImagesRender Word pages, Excel sheet pages or PowerPoint slides as PNG images locally.
Questions about these tools
Which Office files are supported?
The Office tools focus on modern DOCX, XLSX and PPTX packages. The data converter handles CSV, TSV, JSON, XML and YAML.
Will complex Office layouts look identical?
Text, tables, sheets and slides are interpreted locally. Advanced macros, embedded applications and some desktop-only layout features are not reproduced.
Can password-protected documents be opened?
No. Encrypted Office packages must be unlocked in their original application before a browser tool can read their contents.