Open a Pages, Numbers or Keynote file on Windows

Mac and iPhone users often send documents in Apple's own formats (.pages, .numbers and .key), which Windows and Android can't open. Here's the quickest way to see what's inside.

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Why these files won't open

Pages, Numbers and Keynote files are packages made for Apple's apps. Word, Excel and PowerPoint can't read them, so Windows shows an unknown file.

Most of these files carry a ready-made preview inside them. Think Pages pulls it out and turns it into a PDF you can read, print and share.

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How to open a Pages file on Windows

  1. Save the .pages, .numbers or .key file from the email or message.
  2. Open Pages to PDF in your browser and add the file.
  3. Check what came across, then press Export PDF.

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Questions

Can I open a .pages file in Word?

Not directly. Turn it into a PDF here, or ask the sender to export it as Word from Pages.

Why do I only see the first page?

Newer Pages, Numbers and Keynote files only store a preview of the first page. Ask the sender to export a PDF to see everything.

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