ODT (text documents), ODS (spreadsheets), and ODP (presentations) from LibreOffice or OpenOffice. All OpenDocument Format versions (1.0-1.3) are supported.

No. All processing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your files never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy for sensitive documents.

Basic formatting (bold, italic, fonts, colors), text, headings, and images are preserved. Complex features like macros, advanced styling, master pages, or LibreOffice-specific extensions may be simplified.

Standard fonts are embedded in the PDF. LibreOffice-specific or custom fonts may be substituted with similar system fonts. For best results, use widely-available fonts like Liberation Sans, Arial, or Times.

Embedded images (PNG, JPG, GIF) are extracted and included in the PDF. Vector graphics and drawing objects are rendered as best as possible, though complex LibreOffice Draw objects may be simplified.

Yes. Spreadsheet data is extracted as text and tables. Cell formatting, formulas, and charts are simplified. For complex spreadsheets, use LibreOffice Calc's native PDF export for better fidelity.

The converter attempts to maintain page layout, but complex multi-column layouts, text frames, and custom page styles may be simplified to single-column format. Page size and orientation settings can be customized.

Text from hyperlinks is preserved, but links are not clickable in the generated PDF. Bookmarks and navigation elements become plain text. For interactive PDFs, use LibreOffice's native PDF export.

PDF files are typically larger than ODF because fonts are embedded and images are uncompressed. Expect PDFs to be 1.5-2x larger for text documents, more for image-heavy files.

Use LibreOffice's built-in PDF export for production documents, complex layouts, forms, or when you need exact fidelity. Use this tool for quick conversions, simple documents, or when LibreOffice isn't installed.

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