DOC/DOCX to TXT Converter

Batch convert Word documents to plain text format, support DOCX files, preserve text content, and provide multiple formatting options

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Tool Usage

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Select files and confirm conversion settings before processing DOCX uses a local document parser to extract text; older DOC files will try local readable text extraction. For complex documents, save as DOCX first.

Local processing Batch ZIP Savable settings

Import Word documents Showing first 20 only; all files will be processed

Click to select DOC / DOCX files

You can also drop files here. Batch selection supported; duplicate output names get numbers to avoid overwriting in the ZIP.

File queue No files selected

Select or drop Word documents. Finish step 2 settings before processing and downloading.

Text extraction & cleanup Settings apply to all files

Set the extraction mode and line breaks by document type before converting. Common settings can be saved locally and restored next time.

Extraction mode

Structured mode is better for DOCX with tables, headings, and lists.

Line break format

Blank line handling

Preview character count

Trim spaces on each line Merge consecutive spaces Convert full-width spaces Keep tabs in table columns

Output & Naming Use original filename by default

Filename prefix

Filename suffix

ZIP name

Add UTF-8 BOM to TXT Generate conversion report Create note TXT for failed files Add format note when processing DOC

Convert & Download Please select files and confirm settings first

DOCX parser
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Mammoth

ZIP packer
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JSZip

Waiting to start. Finish settings before processing.

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Conversion result No results yet

After clicking "Start Conversion", the first 20 results will appear here; the rest will still be added to the ZIP.

Result Preview Not generated

尚未生成TXT内容。

Instructions

Software Instructions

Select Word documents: Click the “Choose File” button to add the DOC or DOCX files you want to convert. You can select multiple files at once. The interface displays only the first 20 files, but the remaining files will still be processed.
Set the extraction mode: Choose “Structured Text” to preserve paragraphs, lists, and table column separators, or choose “Plain Text” to extract content in the document’s original text order.
Configure cleanup options: Set blank line handling, space cleanup, full-width space conversion, table tab preservation, and TXT line break format as needed.
Set output naming: By default, the original file name is used and changed to .txt. If duplicate file names occur, a number is automatically appended to the file name. You can also enter a prefix, suffix, and ZIP file name.
Save common settings: Click “Save Settings” to save the current conversion parameters for future use with the same configuration.
Start conversion and download: After entering “Process & Download,” click “Start Conversion.” When complete, you can preview the result, copy the current text, download an individual TXT file, or download all results as a ZIP.

FAQ

A: DOCX file parsing is supported, as well as readable text extraction from older DOC files. DOC is an older binary format, so complex formatting, special encodings, or protected content may not be extracted completely. It is recommended to save the file as DOCX before processing.

A: Structured Text mode tries to preserve paragraphs, lists, and table column separators, making it suitable for organizing materials. Plain Text mode is closer to the document’s original text order and is suitable when you only need the main text content.

A: By default, the original Word file name is used and the extension is changed to .txt. If multiple converted files have duplicate names, the tool automatically appends numbers to distinguish them. You can also add a unified prefix or suffix in the settings.

A: Structured text mode separates table cells with tabs, making it easy to copy into spreadsheet software or continue data cleaning. Images, complex styles, and object content will not be preserved in the TXT.

A: Common causes include file corruption, document encryption, the format not being a real Word file, or complex content encoding in older DOC files. You can first confirm that the file opens normally, then save it as DOCX and convert it again.

A: No. Document reading, text extraction, TXT generation, and ZIP packaging are all completed locally on the current device. The original files will not be submitted to the server.

DOC/DOCX to TXT Converter

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Tool Usage

Instructions

Software Instructions

FAQ

Q: Which Word file formats are supported?

Q: What is the difference between Structured Text and Plain Text modes?

Q: How are file names handled after batch conversion?

Q: How will table content be converted?

Q: What usually causes conversion failures?

Q: Will the file content be uploaded to the server?

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