Put document work in your scripts.

Install once. Use the same command in your scripts.

Install the tool from NuGet with the .NET SDK, then inspect the available commands:

dotnet tool install --global OfficeIMO.Tool
officeimo --version
officeimo help

For a repository-pinned installation, use a .NET tool manifest and commit it with your project. Update a global installation with dotnet tool update --global OfficeIMO.Tool.

Start with a document

Convert a Word document to PDF:

officeimo convert report.docx report.pdf

Extract document content as Markdown:

officeimo convert report.pdf report.md

Discover the format handlers available in your installed version:

officeimo reader capabilities

Conversion refuses to replace an existing destination unless you explicitly pass --force. Output formats have different fidelity boundaries: Markdown is a semantic projection, while PDF preserves a fixed page layout.

More than conversion

The command areas cover document reading, tabular extraction, HTML/PDF workflows, provenance inspection, PDF redaction, page-image export, document assembly, and print planning. The same executable offers bounded agent operations and an MCP server over standard input/output.

officeimo mcp serve --stdio

Use the command guide for supported arguments and optional dependencies. OCR requires an explicitly configured provider; the default tool does not include an OCR runtime or model. Studio features are not automatically CLI commands.