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IPYNB to Python
Export code cells to a single
.pyfile. Markdown becomes comments; you keep a runnable script for reviews or CI.IPYNB to HTML
Build one self-contained HTML page with styled Markdown, highlighted code, and cell outputs you can share in any browser.
IPYNB to Markdown
Produce GitHub-flavored Markdown for README files, docs portals, or anything that expects a
.mdfile.IPYNB to JSON
Pretty-print the notebook JSON so you can diff structure, audit metadata, or pipe it into another tool.
IPYNB to DOCX (Word)
Deliver an editable Word document with real headings, monospace code blocks, optional cover page and TOC, and plots when the notebook stores them.
IPYNB to ODT (OpenDocument)
Export a LibreOffice-ready .odt with structured Markdown, syntax-highlighted code, optional cover page and TOC, and embedded plots when outputs are saved in the notebook.
IPYNB to PDF
Create a fixed-layout PDF for submissions, journals, or slides that must not drift after export.
IPYNB to JPG
Capture the whole notebook as one tall JPEG, syntax colors, Markdown, and saved plots, ideal for thumbnails, decks, and teammates who will not install Jupyter.
IPYNB to EPUB
Package your narrative, code, and figures into a reflowable ebook you can sideload to Apple Books, Kobo, or a modern Kindle, still fully offline in the browser.
Markdown to Jupyter Notebook
Turn READMEs and tutorials into real
.ipynbfiles: headings and prose stay in Markdown cells, fenced blocks become code cells with the right kernel hint.JSON to Jupyter Notebook
Turn notebook-shaped JSON into a real
.ipynb: upload exports, fix messy merges, wrap bare cell lists, strip bulky outputs, then download and open anywhere Jupyter runs.Word to Jupyter Notebook
Upload a
.docxand get a valid.ipynb: Word headings and prose become Markdown cells, styled code becomes fenced code cells, tables and optional inline images flow through locally in your browser.IPYNB to ZIP
Download the notebook plus exports (
.py, HTML, Markdown, JSON, figures) in one ZIP for reproducibility packages or lab hand-offs.IPYNB to LaTeX
Emit LaTeX for papers and templates, drop the
.texinto your journal workflow or thesis repo.IPYNB to Slides
Build a Reveal
.jsslide deck from your notebook, honor slideshow cell metadata or auto-split on Markdown headings, then download a single shareable HTML file.IPYNB to Clean outputs
Remove heavy outputs and execution counts before you push to GitHub, email a reviewer, or attach a notebook to a ticket.
Merge IPYNB files to one .ipynb
Queue multiple notebooks, reorder sections, and download one merged
.ipynb, great for combining labs or guest lectures.Split IPYNB to ZIP bundle
Slice a long notebook by Markdown headings or chunk size and grab every part in one ZIP for modular lessons or smaller reviews.
IPYNB to requirements.txt
Scan imports and !pip install lines, deduplicate them, and download a clean requirements
.txtwith the right PyPI names so a colleague can pip install in one shot.Repair broken IPYNB
Restore corrupt notebooks: rebuild missing nbformat fields, regenerate cell IDs, strip Git conflict markers, and fix bad metadata so Jupyter opens the file again.
Compress IPYNB
Shrink your notebook for Git or email: strip heavy outputs, drop transient widget state, trim whitespace, and minify the JSON without breaking anything.
Python to Jupyter Notebook
Rebuild a
.ipynbfrom a.pyscript using cell markers, docstrings, and imports, ideal when someone edited your script outside Jupyter.Python to PDF
Print a
.pyscript to PDF with the same structure-aware parsing, hand in homework or archive a script without a local LaTeX stack.Notebook Viewer
Read Markdown, code, and outputs inline when you only need to review or present, no local Jupyter install required.