Turn a document into another format, with the cost stated first
Processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Updated on 24 Oct 2026.Documents arrive in whichever format the sender happened to have. Markdown, HTML, plain text, DOCX, PDF and RTF can all be read here, 6 formats in, and the cost of each conversion is stated before it runs. One file up to 20 MB, converted on your own device.
Drop a document onto the page, or click the drop area to choose a .docx, .md, .html or .txt file.
Pick the output under Convert to; the choices depend on what the file turned out to be.
For PDF, set Page size, Margins and Body font size.
Press the Convert button, check the Result pane and press Copy or Download; nothing is uploaded.
Drop a document and the tool reads its first bytes to work out what it really is, rather than trusting the name on the end of it. If the two disagree it says so once and carries on with the truth. Then it offers the conversion you almost certainly came for as a single button, with what that conversion costs written out above it, before you press anything.
It covers the pairs a browser can do properly. Markdown becomes HTML, plain text or a PDF. HTML becomes Markdown, plain text or a PDF. A Word .docx becomes HTML, Markdown or plain text. A PDF gives up its text as plain text, Markdown or HTML. A plain text file becomes a PDF, an HTML page or Markdown. An RTF gives up its words.
It also refuses, in plain words, the pairs it would do badly. A .docx going to PDF is sent to Word to PDF, which lays the document out on a real page and shows you page one first. A PDF going to Word is sent to PDF to Word, which reads the sizes and positions in the file to rebuild headings and lists. For PDF to Markdown or HTML, headings and lists are worked out the same way and the page says so before it runs; switch that off for plain paragraphs.
Every conversion runs in your browser. The file is never uploaded, so a contract, a payslip or an unpublished draft stays on your device. HTML that came out of a file is passed through a safety list before it is shown, so a script hidden in a saved page cannot run here.
Markdown to HTML, plain text or PDF. HTML to Markdown, plain text or PDF. Word (.docx) to HTML, Markdown or plain text. PDF to plain text, Markdown or HTML. Plain text to PDF, HTML or Markdown. RTF to plain text. Each pair has its own page with its own explanation of what it keeps and what it drops.
Because another tool on this site does it properly. Word to PDF lays the document out on a page size you choose, with margins and a body size, and shows you page one before you download anything. Doing it here would give you the same text with less care, so this tool sends you there instead. The same goes for PDF to Word, which is handled by PDF to Word.
Detection reads the first bytes of the file and matches them against a table of format signatures, which is how your operating system does it too. The name is used only as a tiebreaker, because zip-based formats such as .docx and .xlsx share one signature. If the name says .md and the bytes say PDF, the tool tells you once and then treats it as a PDF.
No. Reading the .docx, extracting the PDF text, rendering the Markdown and writing the new file all happen in the page you have open. Nothing is sent to a server and nothing is stored, so a contract, a medical letter or an unpublished draft never leaves your device.
A4, Letter or Legal pages with one inch margins, set in Helvetica at the body size you pick, black on white. Headings, paragraphs, lists and simple tables come across. Images are dropped, a link becomes its words with the address in brackets, and Helvetica covers Latin letters only, so other scripts and emoji come out as a question mark. All of that is on screen before you press the button.
A scan is a photograph of a document, not a document. There is no text inside the file to extract, so there is nothing to convert. Reading it needs optical character recognition, which is a different job; the tool says so rather than handing you an empty file.
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Also works as: Markdown to PDF · HTML to Plain Text · HTML File to PDF · PDF to Markdown · RTF to Text.
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