Office documents
- Word
.docx(DOCX) - OpenDocument
.odt(ODT) - Rich Text
.rtf(RTF) - PowerPoint
.pptx(PPTX) - Legacy Word
.docinput only
The problem
Same words. Wrong file type.
The client sends a PDF and you need to edit it. Legal wants Word, the wiki
wants Markdown, the printer wants PDF, and the old archive is full of
.doc files. Every hop is another upload to another website — with
contracts, HR letters, and drafts you would rather keep to yourself.
2anything converts documents on your Mac, PDFs included. Scanned pages are run through OCR automatically, so even a photocopy comes back as text you can edit.
Supported formats
What it reads and writes.
- Scanned PDFs, via automatic OCR
Markup & text
- Markdown
.md - HTML
- Plain text
.txt - reStructuredText
.rst - LaTeX
.tex
Ebooks
- EPUB
Every format here converts to every other, with three exceptions: PDFs convert
to every format except PPTX, legacy .doc files convert to PDF only,
and PowerPoint input brings over slide titles and text.
Example workflows
Three conversions that used to need a website.
PDF → DOCX
- Drop the contract PDF into 2anything.
- Choose DOCX.
- Convert and edit it in Word or Pages — scanned pages are OCR'd for you.
Markdown → EPUB
- Drop your
manuscript.md. - Choose EPUB.
- Convert and open it on any e-reader.
PPTX → Markdown
- Drop last quarter's deck.
- Choose Markdown.
- Convert to get every slide's title and text as plain notes.
Get 2anything
Try it free. Pay once. Convert locally.
Download 2anything and try it free for 7 days. Keep it with a one-time $39 license — no subscription, no uploads, no account.
Requires an Apple Silicon Mac.
Other use cases