ODT to PDF Converter
Upload an OpenDocument Text (.odt) file, review the extracted text, then download it as a PDF - all done locally in your browser.
Basic conversion: only plain text and paragraph breaks carry over. Tables, images, columns, headers/footers and other formatting from the original .odt are not reproduced.
Frequently asked questions
What is a .odt file?
OpenDocument Text is the default file format used by LibreOffice Writer, OpenOffice Writer and some other word processors - it's a zip archive of XML, similar in structure to a .docx.
Will tables, images and formatting be preserved?
No, this is a text-only conversion. It reads each paragraph and heading from the document, including tabs and line breaks within a paragraph, but tables, images, columns, headers/footers and text styling are not reproduced in the PDF.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No, unzipping, parsing and PDF generation all happen entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.