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Open Pages, Numbers and Keynote files online
Look inside Apple .pages, .numbers and .key files on Windows or any browser, without a Mac or Apple ID. See the preview picture saved in the file, its pictures and the list of items inside. Nothing is uploaded.
Your file is read by JavaScript on this page, on your device. It is not uploaded or sent anywhere: opening a file makes no network requests. You can even go offline after the page has loaded.
What the Windows app adds
This page shows the preview picture that Apple apps store in the file. The Windows app reads the whole document, offline on your PC:
Key, Pages & Numbers File Opener
- View every page, table and slide, with zoom, and select or copy text.
- Open files saved as folders on a Mac.
- With Pro: save Pages as Word, Numbers as Excel and Keynote as PowerPoint, or create PDF and PNG copies.
FAQ
Is my file uploaded?
No. The file is opened with JavaScript in your browser and is never sent anywhere. The page blocks network connections with a security policy; you can confirm in your browser’s developer tools that opening a file adds no requests.
What exactly do I see?
Pages, Numbers and Keynote files are ZIP packages. When the Apple app saves a file, it usually stores a preview picture of the first page or slide. This page shows that picture, the pictures stored in the file and a list of everything inside. It does not redraw the document, so you only see the first page.
Why is there no preview?
Some older files and files saved without a preview have none. Password-protected files are encrypted and cannot be previewed here or in the app. Files saved as a folder on a Mac must be compressed (.zip) first.