TextMaker 4+

Complete word processor

SoftMaker Software GmbH

    • 4.7 • 273 Ratings
    • Free
    • Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Work on your Word documents wherever you want. TextMaker, the only complete Office word processor for iOS, is permanently available free of charge.

■ TextMaker
► The only complete Office word processor for your Word files
► Work on your Word documents wherever and whenever you want.
► When working on the go, take advantage of a feature set that you would otherwise only know from your PC or Mac.
► Almost all features can be used permanently free of charge.

The complete set of features that you know from Microsoft Word or TextMaker on your Mac or PC is now offered by TextMaker on your iPhone and iPad.

Compatibility without compromise: TextMaker uses the Microsoft Office format DOCX as its native format. This guarantees seamless data exchange. You can open your documents directly in Microsoft Word without having to convert them.

Intuitive operation on iPhone and iPad: TextMaker always provides an ideal user experience, regardless of whether you're using it on your iPhone or an iPad. On an iPhone, you can use the practical toolbars with just one finger. On an iPad, you work with ribbons similar to those on your Mac or PC.

Save locally or in the cloud: TextMaker not only enables you to open and save documents stored on your device, but it also allows you to access your files in iCloud, Dropbox, OneDrive and all other cloud storage services.

The TextMaker user interface is available in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian and more than 20 other languages.

TextMaker brings the features of a desktop word processor to your iPhone and iPad. You shouldn't settle for less.

■ Working with files

► Documents can be losslessly exchanged with TextMaker for Windows, Mac and Linux.
► Open and save DOCX and DOC files with full fidelity from Microsoft Word 6.0 to 2021 and Word 365, also with password protection
► Open and save OpenDocument files (compatible with OpenOffice and LibreOffice), RTF and HTML

■ Editing and formatting

► Numerous templates enable you to rapidly create attractive Office documents.
► Insert fields such as date/time, page number, consecutive numbers, etc.
► Borders, shading, drop caps, paragraph control
► Paragraph and character styles
► Format painter for the rapid transfer of formatting
► Tables
► Calculations in text and tables
► Automatic numbering of lines, paragraphs, lists and headings

■ Comprehensive graphics functions

► Draw and design directly in the document
► Microsoft-Word-compatible AutoShapes
► Insert pictures in a range of file formats
► Crop pictures, change brightness, contrast and gamma
► TextArt function for striking font effects

■ Spell check

► Automatic spell checking in numerous languages
► You can add any Hunspell dictionary.

■ Features for complex documents

► Comments
► Cross references, footnotes, endnotes, indexes, tables of contents, bibliographies
► Forms with input fields, dropdown lists, calculations, etc.

■ Other features

Almost all features of TextMaker for iOS can be used free of charge. The following additional features are available to you via an inexpensive subscription:

► Printing
► Export to PDF, PDF/A and to the e-book format EPUB
► Sharing documents directly from TextMaker
► Outliner
► Multilingual thesaurus
► 2D and 3D charts
► Comments and tracked changes
► Free customer support

A single subscription unlocks these features simultaneously in TextMaker, PlanMaker and Presentations for iOS.

License agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s New

Version 1213.0507

Stability improvements and bug fixes.

Ratings and Reviews

4.7 out of 5
273 Ratings

273 Ratings

Don_iPad ,

TextMaker is awesome!

I am a big fan of SoftMaker Office Professional 2021 on my iMacs. Simply put, TextMaker is an excellent word processor. Ditto for their iOS version. It makes going from working on your iMac or macBook to your iPad pretty seamless. The free iOS version of TextMaker is fine if you don’t need to print or convert documents to PDF. And even then, you can create a document in TextMaker on your iPad and pass it to your iMac or MacBook and print it that way. For me, the annual fee is a fair price for the convenience of printing without extra steps. What can I say? Every software developer and their Aunt Mable wants a steady cash flow, hence subscription software abounds. I’m hoping the fine folks at SoftMaker will eventually offer a “buy it once and own it” iOS option in the future. Either way, the bottom line is this: if you want MS Word on your iPad or iPhone without buying into the whole Microsoft Office 365 environment, look no further. And yes, I wrote and spellchecked this on TextMaker on my iPad. Duh. :) Hope my comments are helpful.

John Goodin ,

Strange bug thats a little bit amusing

Strange bug thats a little bit amusing I don’t know if anyone else has been having this problem. I’m running a iPad ninth generation. For some reason, it randomly calls up the Text to Speech feature of iOS and starts speaking gibberish. It joins words together in the text randomly. Kind of sounds like a baby learning to speak for the first time.. Or somebody that’s had one too many beers…

Think it might have something to do with the accessibility options. I’ve got the accessibility options to speak words as I type.

depscribe ,

Correct

Thanks to Softmaker for their response. I was able to find in the app a way to make TextMaker a nice, menu-driven application resembling their excellent desktop version. My whines now are limited to these:

-- There's peculiar behavior among embedded links, where a link is not just the linked text but all the text to the end of the paragraph when the document is opened in any other word processor.

-- The app behaves unexpectedly when minimized, keeping the document but closing it and opening to a blank screen when maximized again. Strange, irritating, but seemingly nondestructive.

-- The app behaves unpredictably when saving an edited document, sometimes simply saving it as expected but sometimes invoking the whole "save as" dialogue instead.

Wishlist item: it would be nice if there were keystroke combinations to perform common functions, especially when a hardware keyboard is used, though I understand that this might be difficult or impossible.

Another wishlist item: it would be nice to be able to just buy the thing. I'd happily pay even a fairly high purchase price, but I recoil at software rental.

Developer Response ,

TextMaker can be used with a smartphone user interface, a ribbon-based user interface for tablets and classic menus. I think you should try out the user interfaces and choose the one that best matches your working style. If you want something really easy, the smartphone user interface looks like the best choice.

App Privacy

The developer, SoftMaker Software GmbH, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

  • Identifiers

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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