A custom quality layer
Clean heading hierarchies, padded tables, numeric alignment, and carefully repaired line wraps. Useful source text, ready for its next chapter.
Turn PDFs, Word, Excel, and slides into clean Markdown for ChatGPT, Claude, and docs—with aligned tables and live LLM token counts. Many tools run in your browser; heavy formats use an auto-deleted temporary server.
.pdf · .docx · .xlsx · .pptx · .png/.jpg · .html · .epub · .json/.xml/.ipynb · .md
Convert DOCX, DOC, ODT and RTF into clean headings, lists and Markdown tables.
Extract PDF text and tables, with local browser OCR for scanned pages.
Turn Excel workbooks, CSVs and TSVs into named, aligned Markdown tables.
Bring slide text, tables and speaker notes from PPTX into readable Markdown.
Read text from screenshots and photos with OCR that runs on your device.
Clean up saved HTML, pasted articles or public web pages into Markdown.
Extract EPUB chapters, links and book structure into an editable Markdown manuscript.
Make JSON, XML and notebook content readable as Markdown tables, notes and code.
Create an editable Word document from Markdown headings, lists, tables and code.
Make a styled PDF through local vector printing or a temporary server download.
Build editable PowerPoint slides from a Markdown outline, tables and code.
Export Markdown tables as separate Excel sheets or a clearly scoped CSV.
Publish Markdown as a portable HTML document or a clean content snippet.
Package a Markdown manuscript into a reflowable EPUB with chapter navigation.
Capture Markdown as sharp PNG or JPG cards, bundled for longer documents.
Save Markdown as readable UTF-8 text while keeping code, links and table boundaries.
Clean heading hierarchies, padded tables, numeric alignment, and carefully repaired line wraps. Useful source text, ready for its next chapter.
No database. No persistent file storage. Local text workflows keep content in your browser, with recent outputs only in this tab’s session.
Check live word and LLM token counts, keep GFM tables aligned, and prepare text for your next prompt or document. Each tool explains whether it runs in your browser or uses a temporary server.
Convert real files, try a rich sample, or paste Markdown and HTML. All sixteen tools are available through local browser engines and temporary conversion workers, with each workspace showing its current export options.