Tools for a Word document

A Word document usually holds headed sections, paragraphs, lists and sometimes tables, written for reading at a desk. Pick what you want from it; each tool works on your own file or pasted text and shows a free preview.

• Turn a Word document into flashcards you can study fromPaste a Word document or drop a .docx file and get question-and-answer flashcards from it, keeping names, figures and dates as written. Free preview.
• Convert a Word document to JSON, keeping sections in orderTurn a Word document into JSON with sections, figures and dates kept as written. Preview the table free; a free account unlocks the full download.
• Turn a Word document into a short numbered list of key pointsPaste a Word document or drop a .docx file to get its key points as a short numbered list, with the names, figures and dates kept as written.
• Turn a Word document into a multiple-choice quizPaste or drop a Word (.docx) file to get a six-question multiple-choice quiz built only from its text, with answers and a short reason for each.
• Turn a Word document into a short summaryPaste a Word document or drop a .docx file to get a 3 to 5 sentence summary and key points. Names, figures and dates stay as written. Free to try.
• Turn your Word document into a web page you can read in a browserTurn a Word document into a clean web page with a headline, short sections and key figures called out. Names, dates and section order stay as written.