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Pages, Numbers and Keynote file viewer

Open an Apple .pages, .numbers or .key file on Windows, Android or a Chromebook — entirely in your browser

Drag & drop a .pages, .numbers or .key file here, or browse

Tap to choose a .pages, .numbers or .key file

Also a zipped one · nothing is uploaded

About this Pages, Numbers and Keynote viewer

Pages, Numbers and Keynote save in Apple’s own formats, and nothing on Windows or Android opens them - which is a problem the moment a Mac user emails one over. This opens all three in the browser and gets out what can be got out: the full text of a Pages document, every table in a Numbers spreadsheet from 2013 or later (which can then be saved as an Excel file or a CSV), the words and speaker notes on each Keynote slide, and the pictures stored inside any of them.

Files from iWork ’09 and earlier carry a complete PDF of the document, which is shown page by page (up to the first 200 pages) and can be saved as it is, every page included. Files from 2013 onwards keep only a picture of the first page, so for those the text and tables are read out of the file directly, without the layout. An older Numbers file shows its tables in that PDF, but they are not read out as data for Excel or CSV.

What you can do

Open Apple Pages, Numbers and Keynote files on Windows, Android or a Chromebook
Files from any version of iWork, including ones zipped by Mail or Finder
Read the full text of a Pages document, with text boxes, headers and footnotes, and copy it or save it as TXT
Convert a Numbers spreadsheet from 2013 or later to Excel or CSV, with every table
Read the words and speaker notes on every Keynote slide, with skipped slides marked
View and save the full PDF inside iWork 09 and older files
See the preview picture of the first page, sheet or slide that newer files keep
Save the pictures stored inside the file, one at a time or all as a ZIP
Password-protected files are flagged, with the preview shown where it is stored unencrypted

How to open a .pages file on Windows

Drop the .pages, .numbers or .key file onto the page, or click to choose it.
Look at the Document or Preview tab to see how it was laid out.
Use Text for a Pages document, Tables for a Numbers spreadsheet, or Slides for a Keynote presentation.
Save the result: Save as PDF for an older file, Save as Excel or .csv for tables, .txt for the words, or Save beside any picture.

Questions

Why do I only see the first page of my Pages document?: Because since 2013 that is all Pages stores as a picture. The rest of the document is in Apple’s own compressed format, which this reads for its text - everything is under the Text tab - but not for its layout, fonts or page breaks. To get the document looking exactly as it did, the sender can export it to PDF or Word from Pages.
Can it convert a Numbers spreadsheet to Excel?: Yes, for a file saved by Numbers 2013 or later. Save as Excel writes an .xlsx with every table in the file, one per sheet, keeping numbers as numbers and dates as dates. Formulas come across as the values they had when the file was saved, and charts and cell colours are not carried over.
What happens to a password-protected file?: It cannot be opened: the contents are encrypted, and only Pages, Numbers or Keynote with the password can decrypt them. The page says so rather than failing silently, and shows the preview picture where the file keeps one outside the encryption.