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Word to ODT

Convert into Open Document Format, compatible with WPS and more

ODT is the open OpenDocument format used by WPS, LibreOffice, OpenOffice and similar software. This conversion keeps only the text content and paragraph breaks — not the original document's fonts, colors or other complex styling.

Everything runs locally in your browser, and your file is never uploaded.

About Word to ODT

Need to turn a Word document into ODT format so it opens cleanly in WPS, LibreOffice, OpenOffice, or another app that supports the Open Document standard? Upload your .docx file here and this tool converts it automatically into a matching .odt file.

What is ODT?

ODT (OpenDocument Text) is an open, standards-based document format — unlike .docx, it isn't tied to a single software vendor. Major office suites including WPS, LibreOffice, and OpenOffice all support opening and editing it directly, which makes it a common choice whenever document work needs to cross software or platforms.

Will the styling change after conversion?

The conversion extracts the Word document's text content and rebuilds it as a standards-compliant ODT file with the original paragraph structure intact, so the text itself reads correctly — but it won't preserve the original document's exact fonts, colors, or embedded images. What you get is a complete, style-simplified base document.

When is this tool useful?

Use it when you need to convert a Word document into a more broadly compatible open format, when the person you're sending it to only has software that reads ODT, or when you're standardizing a batch of documents for downstream processing. Everything runs locally in your browser — your file is never uploaded to any server.