Pandoc filters
A Haskell library and command-line tool for converting between dozens of markup formats, including Markdown, LaTeX, HTML, DOCX, and EPUB.
What is Pandoc filters?
Pandoc is a Haskell library and command-line tool designed to convert documents from one markup format to another. It solves the problem of content lock-in by providing a universal translator for text-based formats, enabling authors to write once and publish everywhere. Its core strength lies in its extensive support for dozens of input and output formats, including lightweight markup, word processor files, and e-book standards.
Technical writers, academics, researchers, and developers who need to produce documents in multiple formats from a single source, especially those working with Markdown, LaTeX, or publishing to the web, print, and e-books.
Developers choose Pandoc for its unparalleled format coverage, reliability, and extensibility through filters. It is the de facto standard for markup conversion in open-source toolchains, offering a robust, scriptable solution that avoids proprietary conversion services.
Overview
Universal markup converter
Use Cases
Best For
- Converting academic papers written in Markdown to LaTeX or PDF for journal submission
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