Document formatter
Paste messy text — notes, AI chat output, Markdown, exported HTML — and get clean, structured HTML back: headings, lists, and tables restored by rules. It uses no AI to rewrite or summarize your prose. Plain-text formatting checks that letters and digits are retained; HTML cleanup removes unsafe or unsupported markup.
How it restores structure
Three deterministic paths, chosen by what you paste, with a letter-and-digit retention check on the plain-text path.
Why no AI is the feature
Gixo's document import used to run on an AI formatting pass — and we replaced it with this deterministic engine, because the AI version had a failure mode users couldn't see: long documents were silently truncated at the model's token limit, and "reformatting" occasionally meant rewording. A formatter must be a parser, not an author.
This formatter is part of the Quill workflow. It never calls a model, so there is nothing to hallucinate and no length limit measured in tokens. The structure-restore path reports which method produced your output and tells you when the verbatim check passed.
If what you actually need is the document written — not just formatted — that's Gixo's document workspaces: structured briefs, proposals, reports, and articles generated from your own files.
Frequently Asked Questions
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