Pandoc
The universal document converter.
Convert documents between Markdown, HTML, DOCX, EPUB, LaTeX, and many other formats from scripts or the command line. Templates, citation processing, and filters let you customize repeatable publishing workflows. PDF output requires a compatible external PDF engine; complex layouts may need format-specific adjustments.
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What is Pandoc best for?
Pandoc is a free Markdown tool best suited to scriptable document conversion and repeatable publishing pipelines. It is available as CLI on macOS, Windows, Linux, CLI, and its source status is open source.
At a glance
- Pricing
- Free
- Source
- Open source
- Best for
- Scriptable document conversion and repeatable publishing pipelines
Capabilities
- document conversion
- DOCX and EPUB output
- HTML and LaTeX
- citations and bibliographies
- templates
- Lua filters
Platforms
Surfaces
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