Do I need LibreOffice?
No. The document opens directly in your browser.
File viewer
ODT Viewer
Open, inspect, search, and extract text from OpenDocument .odt files locally in your browser. View text, outline data, internal XML, metadata, and package files without uploading the document.
Runs Locally
This tool runs in your browser. Files never leave your device.
Drop a .odt file anywhere on this card. DOC/DOCX files belong in the DOCX viewer.
Drag and drop ODT here
The tool reads the OpenDocument ZIP package and extracts content.xml locally in your browser.
Drop an ODT file here or open one from your computer.
No ODT loaded yet
Open or drag in a .odt file to view extracted text, headings, lists, tables, package stats, and the underlying OpenDocument XML.
What this tool does
ODT Viewer opens an OpenDocument text file and shows its contents in your browser, so you can read a .odt without installing LibreOffice or OpenOffice. Handy when someone sends an OpenDocument file and you just need to see what is inside.
How it works
Open or drop a .odt and the viewer renders the document in your browser so you can read it. Scroll through the content right in the page. Nothing is uploaded.
When to use ODT Viewer
Reading an .odt without LibreOffice or OpenOffice
Previewing an OpenDocument attachment
Checking a file someone exported from a different suite
Opening a document on any machine
FAQ
What is an ODT file?
It is the OpenDocument text format used by LibreOffice and OpenOffice.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read in your browser and never leaves your device.