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Open-source, enterprise-grade Python libraries for creating, converting, and automating documents, images, and other file formats.

What is Aspose.org?

Aspose.org is the open-source initiative from the Aspose family, dedicated to bringing powerful file format processing tools to the open-source community. At its core, Aspose.org focuses on providing enterprise-grade Python libraries that empower developers to create, manipulate, convert, and automate a wide range of document types, images, and data workflows — all with free and open-source software.

Our libraries cover many common file formats and developer needs, including support for Word documents, PDF creation and editing, spreadsheet automation, image conversion and manipulation, barcode generation and scanning, optical character recognition (OCR), HTML processing, archiving, and more. Built with the same engineering DNA, stability, and performance that thousands of companies trust in Aspose's commercial products, these tools allow developers to work with complex file operations without reliance on proprietary software like Microsoft Office or Adobe.

Our mission

Aspose.org's open-source mission combines community-driven development with professional-grade APIs — offering transparent codebases, active collaboration, and a pathway to innovate without licensing barriers. Whether you're building automation scripts, integrating document workflows into your applications, or contributing to an open-source ecosystem, Aspose.org provides robust, scalable, and reliable tools to help you succeed.

Word PDF spreadsheets image conversion barcode OCR HTML processing archiving

Our websites

Besides aspose.org, Aspose Pty Ltd owns several websites with unique offerings in the file formats market under different brands.

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