Formats Supporting Document Conversion & Text Extraction
- .txt (Plain Text File) — The rawest form of documentation. It contains zero formatting, making it the perfect starting point to build into a PDF, or the cleanest output when stripping text out of a PDF.
- .pdf (Portable Document Format) — The ultimate universal output. A digital print layout that preserves fonts and spacing. It can be built directly from a .txt file, or broken down back into raw .txt using text extraction tools.
- .docx (Microsoft Word) — Easily exports straight to a .pdf layout while keeping paragraphs intact.
- .md (Markdown File) — A clean text file using simple markup shorthand (like asterisks for bold text). Frequently compiled into styled documents.
- .rtf (Rich Text Format) — A universally readable text document format that bridges word processors, retaining basic fonts and alignments for easy transition to PDFs.
Standard Visual & Picture Formats
- .png (Portable Network Graphics) — Pixel-perfect images built with transparent backdrops. Best for layout screenshots and digital diagrams.
- .jpg / .jpeg (Joint Photographic Experts Group) — Standard photographic images. Highly compressed to keep web pages fast.
- .gif (Graphics Interchange Format) — Used exclusively for short, repeating image animations.
- .webp / .avif — Modern internet-optimized picture formats that keep loading times tiny.
- .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics) — Math-based line artwork that handles infinite zooming without turning blurry.
In this tool: the Image Converter below handles PNG, JPG/JPEG, WebP, BMP, AVIF, SVG, TIFF, HEIC/HEIF → PNG/JPG/WebP/BMP/AVIF/PDF. The Document Converter handles TXT, PDF, DOCX, MD and RTF — including TXT → PDF and PDF → TXT. (GIF animation isn't supported as an output since it needs multiple frames, not a single image.)