ODT to PDF
Choose an ODT file, review its locally rebuilt text and supported content, then use your browser print dialog to save a PDF.
One OpenDocument Text file, up to 20 MB. Processing stays in this browser.
Reflows text, headings, lists, tables, and supported PNG, JPEG, GIF, and WebP images. Original page layout, fonts, styles, headers/footers, comments, tracked changes, charts, formulas, and embedded objects are not preserved. Select “Save as PDF” in the browser print dialog.
Choose an ODT file to begin.
Print preview
A QUICK WALKTHROUGH
How to use this tool
- Choose one ODT file up to 20 MB.
- Review the reflowed preview; unsupported layout and embedded content are omitted.
- Choose Print / Save as PDF and select Save as PDF in the browser print dialog.
Text-first ODT support
Common OpenDocument Text headings, paragraphs, nested lists, tables, and embedded PNG, JPEG, GIF, or WebP images are rebuilt into a simple print layout.
Local, bounded processing
The ODT package is inspected and parsed in a browser Worker and is never uploaded. Files are limited to 20 MB, 512 ZIP entries, 100 MB total expanded data, 24 MB per entry, 16 MB of embedded images, and 30 seconds.
A print preview, not an Office renderer
Original page layout, fonts, styles, headers/footers, comments, tracked changes, charts, formulas, macros, and embedded objects are not preserved. The browser print dialog creates the PDF; inspect the preview before saving.
GOOD TO KNOW
Common questions
Does this preserve the original ODT layout?
No. Text and supported content are reflowed into a simple print preview; page layout, fonts, styles, and pagination are not preserved.
Are files uploaded?
No. ZIP inspection and XML parsing run locally in your browser Worker.
Which images are supported?
Embedded PNG, JPEG, GIF, or WebP images may be included. External images and other formats are omitted.
How do I create the PDF?
Choose Print / Save as PDF, then select Save as PDF in your browser or operating-system print dialog.