DOCX → TXT
DOCX to TXT
DOCX stores formatting, tables and images, but sometimes you only need the text. Converting to TXT removes everything else and leaves content that is easy to copy, translate and search.
The file will be deleted from the server automatically.
How to convert DOCX to TXT
- 1Upload a DOCX file
- 2Press “Convert DOCX to TXT”
- 3Download the text file
More about DOCX to TXT
When DOCX is converted to TXT
DOCX is convenient for editing, but its structure is more complex than plain text requires. TXT is suitable for notes, translation, search, code snippets and script processing.
How it works
The server runs LibreOffice in headless mode with an isolated profile and saves the document as a text file. The result is deleted after download or within an hour.
Limitations
Images, tables, colours and fonts are not preserved in TXT. Formulas and non-standard elements may transfer inaccurately. If you need a document with layout, use DOCX to PDF.
Questions and answers
Is formatting preserved?
No. TXT is a plain text format, so fonts, colours, tables and images are not transferred. Only the text remains.
Are tables transferred?
Table content usually remains as text, but the layout and borders are lost. Complex tables may transfer with distortions.
Can I convert a document with formulas?
Formulas may become text or disappear depending on their type. For exact formulas, use PDF.
Where is the file processed?
The document is processed on the server in LibreOffice. The file and result are deleted after download or within an hour.