Adobe Indesign To Word



ID2Office 2019 is a plug-in for Adobe InDesign CC to CC 2019 and allows anyone to convert an InDesign file to Microsoft Word type. To Export an InDesign file to Word you simply: 1. Open the InDesign file and click the Recosoft menu in InDesign. ID2Office 2020 is a plug-in for Adobe InDesign CC to 2020 and allows anyone to convert any InDesign file to Microsoft Word templates easily. To Export an InDesign file to Word you simply: 1. Open the InDesign file and click the Recosoft menu in InDesign.

Your Adobe InDesign to Microsoft Word Conversion Solution

Is your client demanding a Word version of your InDesign file that they can edit and print?

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Need the familiarity of Word’s Track Changes workflow so your client can propose changes without knowing InDesign?

Lost track of all the changes that were made to the InDesign proofs after the client’s “final” content was imported?

Boxcryptor icloud drive. Or maybe you need a Word file that meets accessibility standards as well as exports to an accessible PDF?

We all know InDesign has a Save As feature for your indd files, but the Word files that result are rarely useful. We feel your pain… and we have the solution!

We’re design nerds… we’re also nerd nerds. We’ll promptly take any InDesign (or PDF file) and convert it to an excellent Word file (or vice versa) that is letter-perfect and true enough to the original layout that you or your client can confidently edit or Track Changes in Microsoft Word (though the Word layout will undoubtedly fall short of the InDesign layout).

You’ll have the best of both worlds: the excellence of InDesign and the efficient and familiar workflow of Microsoft Word.

“Over 200 pages of tables, and nothing out of place! We were amazed and delighted.” – Cynthia Hoffos, C3 Design

What to do next:

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  1. Complete this form: (or email us at indesigntoword@davidberman.com if you hate forms!)
  2. We’ll send you a no-obligation firm price proposal.
  3. If you like our price, send us your Mac or Windows InDesign files (from the File menu, select Package, click Package button, click Continue, check all checkboxes, click Open … and send us the resulting folder).
  4. Sit back while we do the work… we’ll ship your Word files when ready, and won’t give up til you’re completely satisfied.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Are there different levels of quality I can purchase?

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Yes, you have the choice of…

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  • least expensive: an editable Word file that looks as much like the PDF of the InDesign as is possible in Word
  • more sustainable: perfectly structure the Word file with style sheets and such (so that it is an excellent template for future such documents)
  • fully accessible: also perfectly structure files comply with WCAG 2.0 / Section 508 / ADA / AODA guidelines for persons living with disabilities

Q. Is the price better if we do many documents?
Yes, if we do more of the same at the same time, the price per unit falls.

Q. What about fonts?
You may need to license additional fonts if, for example, your source files were built on a Mac and you don’t already have the same fonts licensed for your Word for Windows users … if you need all users to see the exact same typefaces (otherwise, reasonable substitutions will occur).

Q. How secure is the service?
We hold secret security clearance with our federal government, and treat all files with full confidentiality. We can provide encrypted delivery, upon request, at no additional charge.

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Q. How do I pay?
You can pay at our secure http://www.davidberman.com/pay page, using PayPal or any credit card.

If you’d rather call us, please do: toll-free +1-800-665-1809 North America (or+1-613-728-6777 from anywhere).

Reviewed January 8, 2016

Here’s a handy tip – if you need to bring a table from Microsoft Word into Adobe InDesign, keep the formatting of the table (yes, columns, rows, the whole lot) by placing it (using File>Place) into your document, making sure the ‘Preserve Styles and Formatting from Text and Tables’ option is on.
I used to just copy and paste my text in and then reformat it into columns and rows using the ‘Convert Text to Table’ tool – much slower! Watch out though that you don’t import any unwanted Word styles into your InDesign document.