Online document tools
Convert DOCX, text and Markdown documents directly in your browser, without uploading files to any server.
Tools in this category
Word (DOCX)
DOCX to Text
Extracts the text from a Word document.
DOCX to HTML
Converts a Word document to basic HTML.
DOCX to Markdown
Converts a Word document to Markdown.
TXT to DOCX
Converts plain text into a downloadable DOCX.
Markdown to DOCX
Converts Markdown into a downloadable DOCX.
HTML to DOCX
Converts HTML into a downloadable DOCX.
EPUB and MOBI
EPUB Reader
Opens and reads an EPUB ebook in your browser.
EPUB to Text
Extracts the text from an EPUB ebook.
EPUB to HTML
Converts an EPUB ebook to basic HTML.
EPUB to Markdown
Converts an EPUB ebook to Markdown.
EPUB to DOCX
Converts an EPUB ebook to a basic Word document.
Markdown to EPUB
Converts Markdown into a downloadable EPUB.
MOBI to EPUB
Converts a MOBI ebook to EPUB, keeping chapters and images.
ODT
TXT to PDF
Converts plain text into a downloadable PDF.
Markdown to PDF
Converts Markdown into a downloadable PDF.
DOCX to PDF
Converts a DOCX into a downloadable PDF.
ODT to PDF
Converts an ODT into a downloadable PDF.
EPUB to PDF
Converts an EPUB ebook to a readable PDF.
PDF to EPUB
Converts a text PDF into an EPUB ebook.
DOCX, ODT, EPUB, Markdown, TXT, HTML and PDF cover different needs: editing, publishing as an e-book, writing with lightweight markup, or just reading. This guide helps you pick the right output format and know what's kept and what's lost in each conversion.
Which output format to choose
- DOCX: to keep editing the document in Word or similar, with formatting (headings, lists, bold, italic).
- PDF: to share a document with a fixed look, meant for reading or printing, not editing.
- EPUB: for e-books, meant for e-readers and reading apps, with text that adapts to the screen.
- Markdown, TXT or HTML: for lightweight text, without complex formatting, easy to reuse elsewhere (a website, a README, a plain text editor).
Convert an EPUB to Word (DOCX)
Extracting text vs. converting with structure
Extracting to TXT pulls out only the content, as plain text, with no headings or formatting: useful for reusing the content elsewhere. Converting to DOCX, PDF or EPUB preserves the document's structure (headings, paragraphs, lists, bold, italic) as far as the target format allows, not just loose text.
What can get lost in a conversion
Converting DOCX to PDF keeps headings, paragraphs, lists, bold and italic, but not the exact page layout, tables or original images; non-Latin characters (emoji, Chinese, Arabic...) may not display correctly. Similar limits apply to conversions between other formats (ODT, EPUB, Markdown, HTML): the further the target format is from the original in capabilities (for example, going from a document with complex styles to Markdown, which is plain text with simple markup), the more layout elements get lost.
Readers and previewers
Besides converting, you can open an EPUB directly in your browser to read it without downloading or installing a separate reader.
Privacy and local processing
The documents you convert here are processed in your browser: they aren't uploaded to a server to generate the output file, which downloads straight from your device.
Frequently asked questions
Does converting DOCX to PDF keep the document's exact layout?
No: it keeps headings, paragraphs, lists and emphasis (bold, italic), but it doesn't reproduce the original page layout, tables or images.
Can I edit a PDF after converting it to DOCX?
Yes, the result is an editable Word document, though how faithful it is to the original PDF depends on how complex its layout is.
What's the difference between extracting text and converting to another format?
Extracting text gives you the raw content with no formatting. Converting to another document format keeps the structure (headings, lists, emphasis) as long as that format supports it.
Do emoji and non-Latin characters display correctly in every conversion?
Not always: in some conversions to PDF, non-Latin characters (Chinese, Arabic, emoji) may not display correctly.