Best LibreOffice Alternatives
The top-ranked LibreOffice alternative is Microsoft 365 (Subscription). The best free option is Apache OpenOffice (open source).
LibreOffice is a powerful free and open-source office suite, but some users find its interface dated, run into Microsoft Office compatibility quirks, or want cloud-based collaboration. Alternatives range from cloud suites to more modern-looking free packages.
Microsoft 365
SubscriptionWord, Excel, PowerPoint, and more across desktop, web, and mobile.
Cloud office suite with Docs, Sheets, Slides, and real-time collaboration.
WPS Office
FreemiumLightweight office suite with strong Microsoft format support.
Open-source office suite with strong collaboration and MS compatibility.
Apache OpenOffice
Open SourceEstablished open-source office suite for word processing and spreadsheets.
Apple iWork
FreeApple's Pages, Numbers, and Keynote suite, free on Apple devices.
SoftMaker Office
FreemiumFast office suite with excellent Microsoft format compatibility.
Cloud office apps for writing, spreadsheets, and presentations.
Calligra Suite
Open SourceOpen-source office and creativity suite from the KDE project.
Collabora Online
FreemiumEnterprise online office suite based on LibreOffice technology.
Dropbox Paper
FreeCollaborative document tool for notes and teamwork within Dropbox.
All-in-one workspace that can also collect and organize links.
LibreOffice alternatives: FAQ
What is the best alternative to LibreOffice?
Microsoft 365 is ranked first on this list (Subscription). The ranking combines our base score with readers' votes, so it can change.
What is the best free alternative to LibreOffice?
The highest-ranked free or open-source options here are Apache OpenOffice, Apple iWork and Calligra Suite.
Which LibreOffice alternatives work on Mac?
Microsoft 365, WPS Office, OnlyOffice and Apache OpenOffice run on macOS.
Which LibreOffice alternatives work on Linux?
WPS Office, OnlyOffice, Apache OpenOffice and SoftMaker Office run on Linux.
Are there LibreOffice alternatives for Android?
Yes: Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, WPS Office and OnlyOffice have Android apps.
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