Document Converter

Convert documents without uploading them

Most "convert docx to pdf" sites send your document to a server. Lime Kit doesn't: it reads, converts, and rebuilds the file entirely in your browser, so a résumé, contract, or draft never leaves your device.

Supported inputs: Apple Pages (.pages), Word (.docx), PDF, Rich Text (.rtf), Markdown, plain text, and HTML. Outputs: PDF, Word (.docx), Markdown, text, and HTML. Text, headings, lists, links, and bold/italic carry across; very complex layouts (multi-column pages, precise tables, images) may not survive — this is a content converter, not a pixel-perfect one.

Convert Pages to Word without a Mac. Apple Pages files are read by Sublime, our own open-source (AGPL) WebAssembly converter that runs right here in your browser — so a .pages document you were sent turns into a .docx (or PDF, Markdown…) without opening Pages at all. Shapes and charts are dropped; text, styles, lists, links, footnotes, and tables carry over.

Google Docs is the one exception — it lives in Google's cloud, and the .gdoc file on your disk is just a link, not the document. Open it in Google Docs, download it as .docx or .pdf, then convert that here. Scanned PDFs (images of text with no text layer) need OCR, which this tool doesn't do.