ID2Office – Adobe InDesign to Word, PowerPoint and Keynote converter
ID2Office is an Adobe® InDesign to Microsoft Office and Apple Keynote conversion tool.
ID2Office allows Designers and Creative Professionals to share InDesign documents with their customers and colleagues who require the InDesign file as Word, PowerPoint or Keynote with 1-click of the mouse.
Since 2011, ID2Office has exported millions of pages out of InDesign to Word, Keynote and PowerPoint formats enhancing workflow automation.
For customers requiring an autonomous implementation for InDesign Server, ID2Office Server is also available for batch exporting and processing InDesign to Word/PowerPoint conversions.
Supports Adobe InDesign 2021/2022/2023/2024/2025
ID2Office converts and exports InDesign (.indd) files to .docx, .pptx and .key formats.
During the export process all of the text, fonts, paragraph structure, frames linking information, tables, graphics and other InDesign elements are converted and exported to the corresponding Word, PowerPoint and Keynote type.
Every InDesign page is exported to an equivalent page in the resulting Word, PowerPoint or Keynote file. ID2Office inspects the layout and details of the InDesign document during the conversion process; maintaining the layout in the resulting Word, PowerPoint or Keynote file.
ID2Office has been engineered from the ground-up to provide seamless integration with Adobe InDesign eliminating the necessity to acquire and install additional tools; resulting in enhanced workflow automation.
How to Convert InDesign to PowerPoint, Word and Apple Keynote
- To Convert an InDesign file to Word, PowerPoint or Apple Keynote, Install ID2Office and then choose the ID2Office – Export to Office command from the Recosoft menu in InDesign
- Once the ID2Office – Options window appears, select whether to save the InDesign file as Word, PowerPoint or Keynote format
- The InDesign file is converted to the Office format with editable text, tables and graphics while the layout has been retained.
Note: Certain InDesign properties which can’t be mapped to Word/PowerPoint formats are not converted. Though the layout is maintained as accurately as possible certain properties such as text wrap around object and other layout elements at times are not maintained due to the inherent difference between InDesign and Word/PowerPoint/Keynote.
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