Document Tools Tools
Free document tools in the browser — extract text from Word and ODT files as plain text or Markdown, number PDF pages, with signing and forms next.
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Why These Tools
Office files are ZIP archives of XML underneath, so a browser can open them without Word installed. DOCX to Text uses that to read .docx and .odt files directly, returning plain text or Markdown with headings, lists and tables intact and tracked deletions left out.
Two PDF tools are listed here as well. PDF to Text pulls the text layer out of a PDF, and Add Page Numbers to PDF stamps Page 1 of 12-style numbers on any corner. Form filling, signatures and redaction are planned next.