Document Conversion
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A Python utility for converting PDFs, Office documents, images, audio, and more into structured Markdown for LLM consumption.
A Haskell library and command-line tool for converting between dozens of markup formats, including Markdown, LaTeX, HTML, DOCX, and EPUB.
A Haskell library and command-line tool for converting between dozens of markup formats, including Markdown, LaTeX, HTML, DOCX, and EPUB.
A self-hosted online file converter supporting over 1000 different formats across documents, images, video, and more.
A CSS 2.1 compliant HTML to PDF rendering engine written in PHP, supporting external stylesheets, images, and complex tables.
A fast, secure Markdown processor for Go with common extensions and paranoid input handling.
A fast, powerful, CommonMark compliant, and extensible Markdown processor for .NET.
A fast and complete Python implementation of Markdown with optional extras for extended syntax.
A Java library for parsing and rendering Markdown text according to the CommonMark specification with extensible features.
A fast, extensible CommonMark/Markdown parser for Java with source-level AST and emulation of other markdown processors.
A pure-Java library for rendering XML/XHTML with CSS 2.1 to Swing, PDF, and images.
A fast, pure Ruby Markdown superset converter with strict syntax and common extensions.
A Ruby gem that converts Microsoft Word documents to Markdown, liberating content for the web.
A Ruby-based digital publishing system for converting Re:VIEW format documents into EPUB, PDF, LaTeX, and other formats.
A .NET Core wrapper for wkhtmltopdf that converts HTML to PDF using the WebKit engine.
A high-performance PDF toolkit for text/image extraction, markdown conversion, and PDF editing, built in Rust with Python, WASM, CLI, and MCP server bindings.
A curated list of tools, demos, and resources for scientific writing beyond LaTeX, including Markdown, Jupyter, and reference management.
A platform for creating and publishing dynamic, data-driven documents with built-in code execution and collaboration.
A family of lightweight .NET libraries for creating and editing Microsoft Office documents without Office automation or COM.
A Markdown parser for Clojure and ClojureScript with extensive customization options.
An R package for two-way R Markdown to Microsoft Word conversion, enabling reversible documents that retain edits and tracked changes.
A cross-platform tool that converts notes from various apps and file formats into Markdown for migration and future-proofing.
A pure-Ruby Markdown-superset interpreter implementing original Markdown, PHP Markdown Extra, and metadata syntax.
A reliable C# library for converting HTML to Markdown, supporting multiple flavors like GitHub, Slack, and Telegram.
A PHP client library for interacting with the Gotenberg API to convert documents and web pages to PDF.
A Ruby gem for extracting pages from PDFs as images and text strings using Ghostscript, ImageMagick, and pdftotext.
A Ruby API for document creation and conversion using Ghostscript, supporting PDF, PS, GIF, TIF, PNG, JPG formats.
A browser bookmarklet that exports ChatGPT conversations as markdown files for easy saving and sharing.
A pure Swift implementation of the Markdown markup language, consistent with Gruber's 1.0.1 specification.
Lightweight Elixir wrapper for Pandoc to convert between Markdown, HTML, LaTeX, and dozens of other document formats.
A fast command-line tool written in Go for extracting PDF pages as customizable images and thumbnails.
A Neovim plugin that automatically converts markdown files using pandoc based on YAML frontmatter settings.
Elixir library for converting office documents between formats using LibreOffice.
An Alfred workflow providing a graphical interface for converting documents with Pandoc.
Zsh completion plugin for Pandoc, providing command-line autocompletion for pandoc options and arguments.
A Crystal library that extracts text and formatting from .DOCX files and converts them to Markdown.
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