Supported Text Formats

Format Type Compatibility Pros Cons Best Use Case Actions
TXT
Plain Text File
Unstructured, uncompressed Universal
All devices & editors
• Maximum compatibility
• Small overhead
• Easy to parse
• Human-readable
• No styling or formatting
• No metadata support
• Limited structure
Logs, notes, configuration,
Data interchange, scripts
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Convert TXT to: PDF | DOCX | HTML | Markdown | RTF | ODT | DOC | SXW | CSV | TSV | XLSX | PPTX | JSON | YAML | YML | TOML | INI | Properties | LOG | SQL | RST | ADOC | AsciiDoc | TEX | LaTeX | ORG | Wiki | Textile | BBCode | EPUB | EPUB3 | MOBI | AZW3 | FB2 | DOCBOOK | SVG | TEXT | BASE64 | HEX

DOCX Format Support

Format Type Compatibility Pros Cons Best Use Case Actions
DOCX
Microsoft Word Document
XML-based, compressed Office Suite
MS Word, LibreOffice, Google Docs
• Rich formatting support
• Tables and images
• Track changes
• Comments and revisions
• Proprietary format
• Requires office software
• Large file size
Business documents,
Reports, Letters, Resumes
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PDF Format Support

Format Type Compatibility Pros Cons Best Use Case Actions
PDF
Portable Document Format
Binary, compressed Universal
All platforms, browsers, readers
• Preserves formatting
• Cross-platform
• Print-ready
• Interactive features
• Not easily editable
• Large file size
• Complex structure
Documents, Forms, eBooks,
Reports, Presentations
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Convert PDF to: TXT | HTML | MD | DOCX | JSON | XML | RTF | YAML | YML | ODT | CSV | TSV | TEX | LATEX | RST | ADOC | ASCIIDOC | EPUB | SQL | SVG | TOML | INI | PROPERTIES | MEDIAWIKI | TEXTILE | LOG | FB2 | BBCODE | MOBI | AZW3 | PPTX | XLSX

RTF Format Support

Format Type Compatibility Pros Cons Best Use Case Actions
RTF
Rich Text Format
ASCII-based markup Universal
Word processors, cross-platform
• Cross-platform compatibility
• Preserves basic formatting
• Human-readable markup
• No proprietary lock-in
• Limited formatting features
• Larger than plain text
• Not ideal for complex layouts
Document exchange, formatted text,
Cross-platform documents
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Convert RTF to: TXT | HTML | MD | XML | JSON | YAML | YML | CSV | TSV | LOG | INI | RST | ADOC | TEX | ORG | WIKI | TEXTILE | BBCODE | PROPERTIES | TOML | SQL | DOCX | DOC | ODT | SXW | XLSX | PPTX | PDF | EPUB | EPUB3 | FB2 | MOBI | AZW3 | DOCBOOK | SVG | TEXT | BASE64 | HEX

MD (Markdown) Format Support

Format Type Compatibility Pros Cons Best Use Case Actions
MD
Markdown - Lightweight Markup Language
Plain text with formatting syntax Universal
GitHub, GitLab, Reddit, Discord, Stack Overflow
• Simple, readable syntax
• Version control friendly
• Fast to write
• Widely supported
• Limited formatting
• No WYSIWYG
• Inconsistent implementations
Documentation, README files,
Technical writing, Blogs
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Convert MD to: ADOC | BASE64 | BBCode | CSV | DocBook | DOCX | EPUB | EPUB3 | FB2 | HEX | HTML | INI | JSON | LaTeX | LOG | ODT | ORG | PDF | PPTX | Properties | RST | RTF | SQL | Textile | TOML | TSV | TXT | Wiki | XLSX | XML | YAML | YML

What Is the TXT Format?

TXT (plain text) is the simplest file container: it stores only raw text with no built-in formatting or metadata. It’s widely used for notes, logs, scripts, configuration files, and any situation where unformatted, human-readable text is sufficient.

Key Characteristics

  • ASCII or UTF-8 encoding
  • No compression, minimal overhead
  • Fully human-readable
  • Ideal for data interchange

When to Use TXT

Choose TXT When:

  • You need universal readability – Compatible with every OS and editor
  • You require human-readable logs or configs – Easy to review and edit
  • No formatting is needed – Plain data storage or scripting
  • Interchange between systems – Simple parsing in any language