Help Center/Office capabilities

Inspect and automate Office files

Jetformat exposes the document structure your workflow needs without opening Microsoft Office or asking customers to compile anything.

DOCX: inspect, template, and extract

Inspect paragraph, table, image, header, footer, and content-control counts as JSON or readable text.

CLI
jetformat docx inspect contract.docx --json

Fill a DOCX template by matching a content control's Tag or Alias. Values may contain equals signs.

CLI
jetformat docx template contract-template.docx \
  --set customer="Acme Corp" \
  --set reference="JF-2026=104" \
  -o contract.docx

Embedded images can be exported for previews, audits, or downstream processing.

CLI
jetformat docx extract-images report.docx -o report-images

XLSX: read the workbook that is really there

Inspect visible sheets, used ranges, populated cells, formulas, images, charts, and named ranges. Read a formatted value, raw value, and formula from one cell.

CLI
jetformat xlsx inspect finance.xlsx --json
jetformat xlsx get finance.xlsx --sheet Summary --cell B12
jetformat xlsx extract-images finance.xlsx -o finance-images

The command reads existing workbooks through Jetformat's Go spreadsheet engine. It does not require Excel, WPS, LibreOffice, Node.js, or a build toolchain on the customer's machine.

PPTX: understand slides before rendering

Inspect slide counts, text boxes, tables, images, text items, and charts before converting a deck to PDF.

CLI
jetformat pptx inspect board-deck.pptx --json
jetformat pptx extract-images board-deck.pptx -o board-images
jetformat convert board-deck.pptx -o board-deck.pdf

One local binary

These commands are included in the prebuilt Jetformat download for macOS, Linux, and Windows. The customer downloads, extracts, and runs the binary. Keep the source file path and the generated output path in the workflow so an agent can verify every result.