Cloud Docs by MyCloudSuites
Open, write and save .docx files with styles, tables, pictures, track changes, comments and spelling, laid out page by page the way Word lays them out.
Cloud Docs is made for a computer. On a phone, send yourself the link and open it there.
Comes with Cloud PDF, in the same window: in Chrome or Edge, or as a desktop app for Windows and Mac.
From a one-page letter to a long report with footnotes and a bibliography.
Open .docx files, and older .doc files from Word 97–2003, then save as .docx. Anything Cloud Docs doesn't edit yet is kept as it was when you save.
Fonts, sizes, colors, highlight, alignment, indents and line spacing, styles, and bullets and numbering with levels.
Tables: add and delete rows and columns, and merge cells. Pictures in the text or floating with text wrapped around them. Margins, orientation, page size, columns, headers and footers.
Turn on Track Changes (Ctrl+Shift+E), then accept or reject each change or all of them. Add comments, reply to them and mark them resolved.
Review › Compare puts the differences between two versions in a new tab as tracked changes, ready to accept or reject.
Unknown words and common grammar slips are underlined as you type. Press F7 to go through them one by one in the Spelling and Grammar pane.
Citations and a bibliography in APA, MLA or Chicago style, footnotes and endnotes, a table of contents, captions and cross-references.
Pages are laid out with your real fonts, line by line, the way Word lays them out, so what you see is what prints.
Turn a document into a PDF in one step, or print it, with the same pages you see on screen.
These are real screenshots of Cloud Docs. Click any picture to see it full size.
Turn on Track changes and every edit is marked for others to accept or reject. Comments sit beside the page, with replies.
Place a picture with a caption, wrap text around it, and build tables with rows, columns and merged cells.
Style your headings once, and References › Contents makes a table of contents with page numbers that updates when you do.
Mistakes are underlined as you write. Right-click one for suggestions, or add the word to your dictionary.
Four steps, from a blank page to a finished document.
In Cloud PDF’s start screen choose New document, or open a .docx with File › Open.
Type, and shape it with Title, Heading 1, Bullets and Numbering on the Home tab.
Use Insert › Table and Picture, and References › Contents for a table of contents.
Turn on Review › Track changes for edits, then File › Save as .docx or another format.
Word documents first, and the other common formats too.
One free account for every app, on your computer and in your browser.
Cloud Docs is an editor for Word files. It comes with Cloud PDF and opens Word documents in their own tabs in the same window as your PDFs.
Yes, Cloud Docs is free, on your computer and in your browser.
Yes. Cloud Docs saves standard .docx files, and Word opens them with their styles, lists, tables, tracked changes and comments.
Yes. Cloud Docs opens Word 97–2003 .doc files and saves them as .docx, as Word suggests.
No. Cloud Docs opens, lays out and saves Word files itself. It's built from the published specifications of the Word file formats.
No. In the browser and on the desktop, Cloud Docs opens and saves files on your own computer.
Cloud Docs comes with Cloud PDF. Use it in current Chrome or Edge at mycloudsuites.com/app, or download the desktop app for Windows or Mac. What works online.
Cloud Docs comes with Cloud PDF, free in your browser or in one free download for Windows and Mac.
