DOCX to Text
Takes the plain text out of a Word .docx file, paragraph by paragraph.
Convert text to DOCX and open it in Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice as a normal document. Choose the font and size, split paragraphs by line or by blank lines, and turn # lines into real headings.
A .docx file is a ZIP archive with a few XML files inside. The tool writes the smallest set Word needs: [Content_Types].xml, the relationships, word/document.xml with your paragraphs, and word/styles.xml with the Normal style (your font and size) and Heading 1 to 3. The archive is built with fflate in your browser.
Line breaks inside a block paragraph become soft line breaks, tabs become Word tabs, and characters XML can't hold are dropped. Paragraphs whose first letter is Arabic, Persian, or Hebrew are set right to left. No document properties are written, so the file carries no name, company, or dates.
Yes. It is a standard Office Open XML document, which Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice, Pages, and WPS Office all open.
Start a line with # for a main heading, ## for a section, or ### for a subsection, then turn on Lines starting with # are headings.
Yes. Paragraphs that start with a right-to-left letter are marked right to left, so Word aligns them correctly.
No. The document is built in your browser from the text in the box.
Often used together with the Text to DOCX.
Takes the plain text out of a Word .docx file, paragraph by paragraph.
Lays out plain text on A4 or Letter pages as a PDF, with a preview.
Counts words, characters, sentences, and pages in DOCX, PDF, ODT, and text files.