Data jobs
- CSV and JSON are about structure, not visual styling.
- Word-to-Excel extracts actual tables; aligned text is not automatically a table.
Convert between PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, Markdown and other working formats while keeping layout limits visible.
Format conversion is reconstruction, not magic. Tables, fonts, columns and page breaks deserve a quick check whenever the source and destination describe layout differently.
Extract Word tables into separate Excel worksheets.
Create an editable or exact-layout DOCX file.
Convert DOCX text, tables and images into PDF.
Turn each PDF page into an exact-layout slide.
Create a clean PDF from a plain text file.
Convert headings, lists and text into PDF.
Turn CSV data into printable table pages.
Convert standard XLSX worksheets to PDF tables.
Export every XLSX worksheet into a CSV ZIP.
Convert CSV and JSON data in either direction.
Word, Excel and PDF don't describe a document in the same way. Word flows content. Excel stores cells, formulas and sheets. PDF fixes content to pages. A converter has to translate between those models, and complicated source files can expose the gaps.
Kaazo's Office tools are strongest on straightforward documents and structured tables. A Word file with ordinary paragraphs, images and tables is a different job from a brochure built with floating text boxes. An XLSX table is a different job from a dashboard full of formulas and charts.
Use the output, but look at it. That ten-second check catches most of the mistakes that matter: missing rows, shifted layout, page breaks and lost formatting.
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