18 tools
Word document tools
Work with Word documents without installing Office: convert between DOCX, DOC, RTF, TXT and PDF, merge chapters, split long reports, strip hidden metadata before sharing, accept tracked changes and compare two versions line by line.
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- DOC to DOCXUpgrade old Word 97–2003 .doc files (and RTF) to modern .docx.
- DOCX to DOC (Word 97–2003)Save a .docx for older Word versions, as a compatible Rich Text document.
- RTF to DOCXConvert Rich Text Format files to Word .docx.
- TXT to WordTurn a plain text file into a Word document.
- Word to TextExtract all the text from DOCX, DOC or RTF files.
- Split Word DocumentSplit a long .docx into parts by headings, page breaks or paragraph count.
- Extract Images from WordSave every picture inside a .docx at original quality.
- Word Count for DocumentsCount words, characters, sentences and reading time in DOCX, DOC or RTF files.
- Remove Formatting from WordStrip fonts, colours, styles and images to get a clean, plain .docx.
- Compare Word DocumentsSee what changed between two versions of a document, line by line.
- Clean Word DocumentAccept tracked changes, delete comments and hidden text, and remove personal metadata.
- Compress Word DocumentShrink .docx files by optimising embedded images.
- Remove Office MetadataRemove author, company, editing time and comments-author names from Word, Excel and PowerPoint files.
- Image to Word (OCR)Convert a photo or screenshot of a document into an editable Word file.
- Scanned PDF to Word (OCR)Turn scanned PDFs into editable Word documents using OCR.
Frequently asked questions
Are my files uploaded?
No. Every tool in this category runs inside your browser on your own device. Files are never sent to our servers, and nothing is stored after you close the page.
Will my formatting be kept?
Headings, lists, tables, bold/italic text and images are kept. Complex page layouts such as text boxes and multi-column sections are simplified — each tool says exactly what it keeps.
Can I open old .doc files?
Yes. Old Word 97–2003 files are read directly and their text is recovered into a modern .docx.