PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel & TXT Converter
Upload a document and convert its text content to another format, entirely inside your browser.
This tool works at the text-content level. It extracts the readable text from your source file and lets you generate a new, simple document in the target format. Images, tables, fonts, and complex layouts are not preserved. See the FAQ below for details.
Drag & Drop a Document
PDF, Word (.docx), PowerPoint (.pptx), Excel (.xlsx) or TXT
Extraction and generation both happen entirely in your browser.
Your Document
TXTReview or edit the extracted text below, choose a target format, then convert.
Reading your document...
This only takes a moment.
How It Works
1. Upload a Document
Drop in a PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel or TXT file.
2. Review the Text
We extract the readable text so you can check or edit it.
3. Convert & Download
Pick a target format and download the newly generated file.
Why Use Our Document Converter?
🔒 100% Client-Side
Your document is never uploaded to a server, ensuring absolute privacy.
⚡ Lightning Fast
Extraction and generation both run instantly on your device.
🔁 5 Formats
Move freely between PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and TXT.
✏️ Editable Before Export
Fix or tweak the extracted text before generating your new file.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. This tool works purely with text content. Fonts, colors, images, and complex layouts from the source file are not carried over — only the readable text is extracted and rebuilt into a new, simple document. Full-fidelity conversion between these formats genuinely requires a dedicated office engine and isn't something a browser-only tool can do.
Excel sheets are converted row by row into comma-separated lines, one sheet after another. PowerPoint slides have their text boxes read in order and separated by a "Slide N" marker, so you can see where each slide starts.
The built-in PDF font this tool uses only supports basic Latin characters. Non-Latin text (Arabic, Chinese, Cyrillic, emoji, etc.) can't be rendered with it and is replaced with "?". TXT, Word, PowerPoint and Excel output do not have this limitation.
Put a line containing just --- wherever you want a new slide to start. If you don't add any, everything is placed on a single slide.