Office Suites (178 programs)
Pros: Converts to Pages, Keynote and Numbers formats. Plenty of options for fine tuning. Allows multiple files to be converted at once. Includes iOS display optimization.
Cons: Occasional issues with formatting. Slow conversion of large documents. Places edit-ability over layout preservation. Does not completely bypass password protection.
Pros: Three additional pricing plans are available.. This program works in conjunction with QuickBooks.. Functions even when offline.. A 30-day free trial period is offered..
Cons: Advanced pricing plans can be rather expensive.. Some customer data may be accessed by ContractorTools.. Many advanced features require in-app purchases.. QuickBooks is the only third-party accounting bundle supported..
Pros: Feature-rich. Strong user support. Reasonably clean interface. Great service integration.
Cons: Learning curve and overhead. Weak threading options. Interface clutter CAN build up. Low notification customization.
Pros: Support for multiple projects at once. Drag-and-drop interface is easy to work with. Projects can be exported as .txt, .pdf or .rtf files. Provides statistics for projects.
Cons: No support for exporting to Microsoft Word. Limited support for images and graphics. Timeline features cannot be turned off. Might be too rigid for some writers.
Pros: Simple functionality. Works as advertised. Familiar interface. Uses little disk or memory space.
Cons: Not a free tool. Random file conversion issues. No money-back guarantee. No trial version.
Pros: Full-screen and part-screen options are available. Makes other items on your desktop less striking. May be suitable for fiction writers. Each icon is self explanatory.
Cons: Forces other screen elements into the background. Automatically fills the screen upon start-up. The formatting and colour scheme is not to everybody’s taste. Additions to the spellchecker dictionary may not save.
Pros: Annotate documents. Make notes in audio and video. Supports highlighting and sketching. Export functionality.
Cons: Only supports two file formats. Very intensive on resources. UI not particularly easy to understand. Does not work directly with web pages.
Pros: Having the icon on the home screen is very convenient. See photos of the people in your address book. Uses your computer’s already existing address book information. Use a picture view or list view.
Cons: Has a poorly optimized search function. Searches slow after the first 10 are displayed. Address sometimes doesn't appear when image view is active. Tutorial for hotkeys is required.
Pros: Can handle batch jobs. Regularly updated by developers. Results show in Spotlight search. Huge range of drivers.
Cons: Can struggle with small items. Tends to crash during long sessions. Struggles with mixed orientation. Some devices unsupported.
Pros: A very simple user interface.. Line thicknesses and signature angles can be adjusted as needed.. Numerous input methods are supported.. Easier to manipulate than some professional-grade applications..
Cons: The program has been known to freeze on occasion.. When in "Sign Mode", the cursor becomes invisible.. There are no preset signatures to choose from.. Images can only be saved as PNG files..
Pros: Simple, user-friendly word processor. Opens Microsoft Word files. Support for .txt, .rtf and .odt formats. Includes spell check, and find and replace.
Cons: Cannot export .doc or .docx in the free version. Limited support for advanced functions. Occasional formatting issues when importing Word files. Only basic support for images and graphics.
Pros: Great for low-tech DRM protection. Removes the 3D perspective of photographed text. Multi-page support is included. Converted PDFs files may be printed and have clear text.
Cons: Cannot alter the text once it is converted. Screen size and pre-set GUI size is very small. Interface is very confusing and poorly laid out. Does not convert screen captures.
Pros: Simple layout. Easy-to-use hidden menus. Elegant style options. Light and dark modes.
Cons: Limited visual choices. Single window interface. No inline markdown support. Crowded document management screen.
Pros: Vast collection of templates. Integrates seamlessly with MS Office. Fully customizable. Create professional-looking documents with ease.
Cons: Some issues exist when trying to update the app. Template customization can be time consuming. No templates for specialized documents. Graphics in some templates appear pixelated.
Pros: Easy to use. Snappy conversions. Batch conversion supported. Works with all Mac OS versions.
Cons: The PDF document created may be broken at times. App crashing to be expected. Costs money. No option to add image watermarks to PDF.
Pros: Not a bad solution for Jpeg scanning. Average-to-good optical character recognition. You may scan receipts, invoices, and even screenshots. The interface uses macOS translucency and vibrancy.
Cons: They make you pay extra for the automater. Wildly more expensive than its competitors. Scanning PDFs requires a complicated workaround solution. Far better tutorials and instructions are needed.
Pros: Keeps your photo collection unique. Easily eliminates duplicates. Great tool for professional photographers. Adjustable sensitivity level.
Cons: Does sometimes identify unique photos as duplicates. Resource intensive when scanning. Limited OS support. Not compatible with all photo editors.
Pros: Easy to use. Free registration. Supports multiple countries. Has a website to back up app service.
Cons: Monthly fee. Automatically clears sent items every fortnight or month. Error messages pop up every now and then. May not work with all recipient fax machines.
Pros: Simple to use. Tracks time efficiently. Helps increase productivity. Monthly and yearly overviews.
Cons: Difficult to track more than one task at a time. No function for categorising tasks. Tasks cannot be paused and continued. Relatively expensive.
Pros: Control, pause, play and speed up the voice. Works for a wide range of languages. Easy to access quickly once installed. Choose from a number of different voices.
Cons: Some of the voices have very thick accents. Limited number of viable voice options for English speakers. The user interface looks dated and bland. Instructions for use are weak.