Ashampoo Office for Windows

TextMaker for documents, PlanMaker for spreadsheets, and Presentations for slide decks make up Ashampoo Office. The suite works offline, with support for common Microsoft Office formats including DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX.

How do the three applications fit together?

TextMaker is the word processor for drafting and editing documents. PlanMaker handles spreadsheet work, while Presentations is for building and editing slide decks. Each application has a distinct role within the suite, so a typical workflow can move from a written report to supporting calculations and a presentation.

The suite is designed for offline work. Create or edit files on the computer without relying on an online document editor or continuous syncing.

Working with Office files

Ashampoo Office works with common Microsoft Office formats: DOCX for documents, XLSX for spreadsheets, and PPTX for presentations. This lets users exchange files with people who use Microsoft Office and continue editing those files in the relevant Ashampoo application.

A three-part desktop workflow

Choose the application that matches the file: TextMaker for written material, PlanMaker for tables and calculations, or Presentations for slides. The suite keeps these tasks in separate programs while covering them under one office package.

• Draft reports and other documents in TextMaker.
• Organize figures and calculations in PlanMaker.
• Arrange information into slides with Presentations.

System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11 · Internet connection required for activation · Full administrative rights required · Ashampoo app required for installation

Which applications come with Ashampoo Office?

TextMaker handles documents, PlanMaker handles spreadsheets, and Presentations handles slide decks.

Can Ashampoo Office open Microsoft Office files?

It works with DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX files.

Can documents and presentations be made offline?

Yes. Ashampoo Office supports offline document and presentation work.