Convert pdf, doc, ppt to html5 [closed]

Answer 1

I know the question is bit old however I have found new Open source tool called flaxpaper http://flexpaper.devaldi.com/

Answer 2

For pdf there is an open source project started by mozilla and it's very good: https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/

You can see a hello world example : https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/tree/master/examples/helloworld

For the rest of document types I think LibreOffice said that are planning to build something in html5, but so far there isn't anything done.

Answer 3

http://wvware.sourceforge.net/

wvHtml: convert your Word document into HTML4.0.

Possibly: http://www.abisource.com/ but in this case it looks like "open doc" > "export html" manually, maybe plugins help. Not sure, what do you mean: "source software that can convert".

Or this: http://www.zope.org/Members/sf/NuxDocument

Also the pdftohtml will give you an html page output.But you will have to work upon its graphical interface.Since it doesn't seems to be very interactive.

Answer 4

You're unlikely to find a single offering that does all this, especially in the open source world. It's more likely that you'll end up relying on a mishmash of things, and may even need to chain some converters in order to get to HTML. (Eg PDF -> ps -> HTML)

OpenOffice supports conversion to HTML, and can be called from the command line.

http://pdftohtml.sourceforge.net/ looks reasonably good at converting pdf to html.

For Doc that is Word ML or OpenXML format it's conceivable that you could use XSLT transforms since both input and output formats are XML. I've seen some stylesheets floating around the net that do this, but YMMV.

Incidentally, why is there a specific requirement for open source? MS Powerpoint already supports save-as-HTML for example.

Answer 5

For PDF to HTML conversion, pdf2htmlEX seems like a pretty good tool (looking at all the examples/samples):

https://github.com/coolwanglu/pdf2htmlEX

Answer 6

Open Office will convert pdf to html but you'll take a hit to design quality.

I suggest either: Crocodoc as a paid service (It provides different flavours for different platforms such as Python,Ruby,Java,PHP Developers are allowed to work on their APIs.) or waiting for an official Adobe tool (it's in the works).