Drop your file
Choose a PDF, Word document, spreadsheet, slide deck, OpenDocument file, RTF, EPUB, or CSV.
Private document conversion
Turn PDFs and Office files into structured Markdown — right inside your browser. Your files never leave your device.
Local converter / WASM
or choose a file from your device
Converting locally…
Your document is converted locally with WebAssembly. Nothing is uploaded.
Markdown
Waiting for a local documentHow it works
No upload queues. No mystery cloud. The conversion pipeline is designed to run where your files already are.
Choose a PDF, Word document, spreadsheet, slide deck, OpenDocument file, RTF, EPUB, or CSV.
WebAssembly parses the document locally, using the power of your device.
Copy it, download it, or send it into your next knowledge workflow.
Privacy is the architecture
Most converters send your documents to a remote server. Any2MD is being built around a local-first WASM engine, so sensitive files can stay on your device.
Conversion runs in your browser, close to your data.
Files do not need to travel through our servers.
Start converting without handing over personal information.
Clear processing states make it obvious what happens to your file.
Input anything
One focused tool for the files scattered across work, research, and knowledge bases.
Portable documents
.pdfWord documents
.doc .docx .docmPowerPoint decks
.ppt .pps .pot .pptx .pptm .ppsx .ppsmExcel sheets
.xls .xlsx .xlsm .xlsbOpenDocument files
.odt .ods .odp+More formats are on the roadmap
Coming soon / API
The same conversion engine, exposed for teams that need reliable document ingestion at scale — from SaaS workflows to autonomous agents.
FAQ
No. Any2MD is designed around local browser processing. The current interactive demo also keeps your file on your device.
Any2MD supports Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OpenDocument, RTF, EPUB, CSV, and PDF files, including legacy and macro-enabled Office formats.
WebAssembly lets high-performance document parsing code run directly inside your browser instead of on a remote server.
Not yet. The first release focuses on private local conversion. A commercial API for products and agents is planned next.