Mobeera OfficeYour existing files
See how your files look.
Compare our output with Microsoft Office. These tests measure visual fidelity, not AI task success or a guarantee that every file will survive editing and saving unchanged. Known differences are listed with each result.
Word files look
the way Word made them.
We tested 917 Word features against Microsoft Word.
Microsoft WordMobeera OfficeWord feature fidelity
- 870 match exactly
- 46 nearly match
- 1 differs
- 0 crashes
- Word features tested
- 917
- Feature areas
- 20
- Styles & lists100
- Headers, footnotes & fields100
- Comments & tracked changes100
- Tables & pictures99
- SmartArt & shapes99
- Charts93
Some things can still differ: chart labels and 3-D details, transparency, curved text, decorative page borders, missing fonts and line breaks.
Microsoft Word is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
Spreadsheets print
the way Excel prints them.
We tested 361 Excel features against Microsoft Excel.
Microsoft ExcelMobeera OfficeExcel feature fidelity
- 338 match exactly
- 21 nearly match
- 2 differ
- 0 crashes
- Excel features tested
- 361
- Feature areas
- 14
- Formulas100
- Conditional formatting98
- Charts97
- Print setup96
- Number and date formats96
- Fonts, fills and borders87
Some things can still differ: fit-to-page scaling, row heights and page breaks; and some chart labels, borders and accounting underlines.
Microsoft Excel is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
Slides look
the way PowerPoint made them.
We tested 450 PowerPoint features against Microsoft PowerPoint.
Microsoft PowerPointMobeera OfficePowerPoint feature fidelity
- 408 match exactly
- 35 nearly match
- 7 differ
- 0 crashes
- PowerPoint features tested
- 450
- Feature areas
- 17
- Text and fonts100
- Layouts, masters and themes100
- Pictures and crops96
- Tables95
- Charts89
- SmartArt76
Some things can still differ: WordArt bent along a path, vertical East Asian text, text sizes across a SmartArt graphic, some 3-D and exploded pie charts, picture fills and font weights. Animations, transitions and media aren’t tested.
Microsoft PowerPoint is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.