Plottr exports to any version of Scrivener for both Windows and Mac. Older versions of Word: The exported file may be converted from docx to other formats, such as RTF and DOC, through an intermediate tool, such as Google Docs, LibreOffice, OpenOffice, or Pages.

Other software: Many free third-party applications, including Google Docs, LibreOffice, and OpenOffice, can open Plottr exports.

Word for Mac: Word 2008 or later is required.

Word for Windows: Word 2007 or later is required.

docx extension which can be opened with the following: ➡️ Click here to learn more about using Plottr on Linux.

Some features, such as automatic updates, may not work under Wine and are known to not work natively.

Because versions of Wine vary by distribution and installation, an instruction document is not available. Some users have reported success running the Windows version of Plottr on Wine. Other architectures, including 32-bit i386 and ARM, are not supported. A native beta version may be available for amd64 (64-bit) systems. Plottr is not officially supported on Linux at this time, but can be used on Linux devices using Plottr Pro's web app. Plottr works on Chromebooks via Plottr Pro's web app. ➡️ Click here to learn more about syncing your files between your desktop and Android devices. Plottr works on Android devices running Android 5 (Lollipop) or later. ➡️ Click here to learn more about syncing your files between your desktop and iOS devices. Plottr works on iPhones and iPads running iOS 13 or later. We encourage you to download the free Plottr trial to see if it works for you. Users have reported success with versions of OS X as old as v10.10 “Yosemite.”

For Apple Silicon (M1) systems, Rosetta may be required.

Plottr runs on current versions of macOS. While Apple does not announce formal end-of-life dates for macOS, Plottr is available to users with the following operating systems: Users have also reported success with versions of Windows as old as Windows XP. Plottr runs on current versions of Windows, including: Wondering if Plottr will work on your device? This article lists the current supported software requirements for using Plottr.

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