Document format conversion examples
Scenario: Convert a scanned contract to editable Word
Upload the PDF and specify the target format and layout expectations:
Convert this scanned contract to Word. Preserve headings, paragraphs, and tables as much as possible, and do not modify the original PDF.
The agent creates a new Word file. Table-heavy documents can be converted to Excel, while TXT or Markdown is suitable when only the content is needed.
Scenario: Convert a table image to Excel
Convert this table screenshot to Excel and preserve the row and column structure as much as possible.
The agent recognizes the table and creates an editable .xlsx file. For multiple table images, use multi-image Excel merging, where each image becomes a worksheet.
Scenario: Convert every PDF page to an image
Convert every page of this PDF to a JPG image and package the images in one ZIP file.
The agent renders pages in their original order and returns a JPG image ZIP. It can also write individual page images to a specified directory.
Scenario: Turn plain text into Word
Convert this TXT file to a Word document and preserve paragraph breaks.
The agent creates a new Word file from the TXT content without inventing headings, tables, or structures absent from the source.
Scenario: Create a PDF from one image
Convert this signature page to a one-page PDF and keep the original image unchanged.
The agent creates a new single-page PDF. Use multi-page and batch processing when multiple images should become one PDF.
Scenario: Convert an Office document to PDF
Convert this PowerPoint presentation to PDF and keep the original presentation unchanged.
The agent accepts DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, PPT, or PPTX and creates a PDF. The Office file must be 40 MB or smaller and must not be password-protected.
Scenario: Upgrade a legacy Office format
Upgrade this old
.xlsworkbook to.xlsxwithout changing it to PDF.
The agent can upgrade DOC to DOCX, XLS to XLSX, and PPT to PPTX. It cannot convert a modern Office file to the same format or freely convert between Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

