ExportMyDocs

ExportMyDocs turns a Google Docs or Word (DOCX) file into the files you actually need: a PDF with comments in the margin, comments with authors, dates and replies in Excel or CSV, every original image in a ZIP, tables as XLSX, and text as Markdown or HTML. Extra tools merge several documents into one PDF or DOCX, compress embedded images, add figure and table captions, extract text from images and remove images. Files are processed in your browser, and your first document is free.

ExportMyDocs turns Google Docs and Microsoft Word documents into downloadable files containing the document and its associated content. It can create a PDF with comments and a ZIP of selected exports, including comments, suggested changes, tables, links, footnotes, document text and images. The tool helps users keep and reuse content beyond the main document text. The PDF reflows the document, so original page breaks, headers and exact formatting are not preserved. A user imports a DOCX file or a Google Docs link, then selects which results and content to prepare. The tool creates a PDF separately and can package other selected exports in a ZIP with a manifest. Available outputs include CSV, XLSX, JSON, Markdown, HTML and original image files. Users can also download individual images. DOCX files are processed in the browser; public-link imports pass the download through the service, and connected imports use Google authorization and session endpoints. The page describes the tool for people working with Google Docs or Microsoft Word who want to keep or reuse document content such as comments, suggested changes, images, tables and links. Word users can upload a DOCX without Google Drive access; protected Google Docs links require a Google connection. Importing, previewing and downloading single images are free, and the first document is free within stated limits. Paid options include document credits and Lifetime.