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View a ODM document online, free

View .ODM documents online. Read formatted text, tables and images, search and save as HTML or TXT, free with no Word needed.

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Opens your .ODM file right here.

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How to open a .ODM file online

Three steps, a few seconds, no Office licence.

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Choose your .ODM file

Drag your .ODM file onto the box, or click Choose file.

02

Supported

Your .ODM file is checked and laid out as a clean page right.

03

Read, search, save

Jump between headings, find any word, print it, or save the text as HTML or TXT.

What is a .ODM file?

Everything worth knowing about OpenOffice.org OpenDocument global text document file files.

An .ODM file is an OpenDocument Master Document, which is a text file format developed by OASIS. It is used to organize and link multiple sub-documents into a single larger document structure. These files are typically opened and edited using office suites such as Apache OpenOffice and LibreOffice.

Programs that open .ODM files

Windows
OverDrive Media Console, StarOffice
macOS
OverDrive Media Console
Android
OverDrive Media Console
iOS
OverDrive Media Console
.ODM format details
DeveloperOverDrive

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Is my .ODM file uploaded anywhere?

No. Your .ODM file is read and converted for you. The first time, a small open-source conversion component is downloaded and then cached.

Why does my older .ODM file look plain?

Some older word-processor files keep their formatting in a complex binary layout. The viewer shows all the text and tables reliably; richer formatting for those files is coming with server-side conversion.

Are macros in a .ODM file safe here?

Yes. The viewer never runs macros. It only reads the document text, styles and images, and tells you when a file contains macros.

Can I edit my .ODM file?

This is a viewer. You can copy the text or save it as HTML/TXT and edit it elsewhere. An online editor is on our roadmap.

It says my .ODM file is something else. Why?

We check the file's signature, not just its name. If a file was renamed, the viewer tells you what it really is and which tool opens it.

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