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Convert Word to TXT with NET REST API

This quick guide shows you how to Java REST API‑based conversion of a Word document (DOCX) to a plain‑text file (TXT) using the Aspose.Words for Java Cloud SDK. Follow the simple steps below to build a Word‑to‑TXT converter with minimal code.

Prerequisite

  • Create a free Aspose.Cloud account and obtain your API credentials to convert Word to TXT.
  • Download the Aspose.Words Cloud SDK for Java.
  • Set up a Java project and add the SDK dependencies.

Steps to Convert Word DOC to TXT with Java Low Code API

  1. Set up the Client ID and Client Secret for the API to convert DOCX to TXT.
  2. Instantiate an object of the WordsApi class with your cloud account credentials.
  3. Define the source Word file name and the desired output TXT file name.
  4. Load the DOCX file from disk and obtain a file stream.
  5. Call the ConvertDocument method to convert DOCX to TXT via the REST API.
  6. Save the returned TXT stream to a local file.

These steps perform the DOCX‑to‑TXT conversion using the Aspose.Words for Java REST SDK. By creating a WordsApi instance with your client ID and secret, loading the source document as a stream, and invoking ConvertDocument, the service returns a TXT stream that you can write to disk.

Code for DOC to TXT Conversion with Java REST API

The sample demonstrates a complete Word document to TXT converter with Java REST API. You can also specify optional parameters such as line spacing, output path, and output file name. This DOC to TXT conversion feature can be integrated into any low‑code or no‑code application running on platforms that support Java.

If you’re interested in converting Word to other formats, see the article on how to convert Word to SVG with Java REST API.

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