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[Learn more](https://www.capterra.com/our-story/) * * * Last updated October 21st, 2026 # Reviews of LibreOffice Ease of use 4.3 Customer Service 3.9 ## Pros and Cons in Reviews ET Edward T Founder and Marketing StrategistMarketing and Advertising, 2 - 10 employeesUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “The ability to have a complete suite of fully functional document and spreadsheet that I can open any file type that a client sends to me any time at no cost is something I do more and more appreciate and the longer I operate my lean agency.“ April 28, 2026 GG Giulio G Postdoctoral ResearcherResearch, 10,001+ employeesUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “Some advanced features exist but are not always easy to discover, which can slow down workflows unless you already know where to look or customize the interface.“ April 20, 2026 GG Giulio G Postdoctoral ResearcherResearch, 10,001+ employeesUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “Its compatibility with common document formats (especially .docx, .csv, and .xlsx) allows smooth collaboration with colleagues who use proprietary software.“ April 20, 2026 GG Giulio G Postdoctoral ResearcherResearch, 10,001+ employeesUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “Occasionally, layout issues appear when exchanging files back and forth multiple times.“ April 20, 2026 GC Georges Attino C Journaliste International MultimediaTelecommunications, 1,001 - 5,000 employeesUsed the software for: 1-2 years. “It also lets you work with different file formats and has pretty complete tools for everyday use.“ July 11, 2026 KR Katherine R School AdministratorPrimary/Secondary Education, 51 - 200 employeesUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “Teachers say that the interface is outdated, compared to what they use at home.“ May 31, 2026 JF Jonah F WriterWriting and Editing, Self-employedUsed the software for: 6-12 months. “The software allows users to create edit and manage different types of documents at no cost which makes it suitable for people and organizations operating with financial limitations.“ April 22, 2025 Subhobrata S Co Founder and Lead - Client SuccessManagement Consulting, 2 - 10 employeesUsed the software for: 1-2 years. “If you use Libre Office, you should convert the files to docx / pdf before sharing with someone, else receivers get confused as they are not familiar with the file extensions“ May 9, 2025 ## Showing most helpful reviews Showing 1-25 of 2244 Reviews Sort by: Most Helpful Rating Company Size Reviewer's Role Length of Use Frequency of Use Bruno M. Digital Marketing Assistant Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "LibreOffice: A Powerful Free Alternative for Everyday Business Productivity" August 4, 2026 5.0 In general, my experience of using LibreOffice was very positive, as it helped me carry out many tasks related to marketing efficiently and effectively. In particular, I successfully created marketing documents, managed marketing data and analytics, and prepared professional presentations and reports. This software has a lot of advantages over other programs, as it is quite easy to use and offers a variety of useful tools. Moreover, being completely free of charge, LibreOffice provides excellent productivity and opportunities for all users, including businesses, students, independent workers, and enterprises. Pros I used the LibreOffice office suite while working as a Digital Marketing Assistant for HostHelp. I am confident that this product has many advantages. First of all, this application is completely free of charge. Secondly, it includes a great Office Suite helpful in almost any workplace setting. It is easily customizable and compatible with a variety of different formats. In addition, the software has a lot of various tools for advanced users, like complex spreadsheet formulas, pivot tables, and data analysis. Finally, LibreOffice is open source; thus, anyone can contribute to its development and improve the existing code. Cons Unfortunately, there are also some significant disadvantages of LibreOffice. First of all, it lacks real-time document editing, collaboration, commenting, and co-authoring. Moreover, the interface of the application is not up-to-date and may seem somewhat old-fashioned. Another disadvantage of LibreOffice is that it works slowly on large files such as complex spreadsheets or presentations. Additionally, this application has rather limited cloud storage and does not offer advanced collaboration tools. Finally, LibreOffice lacks some features for enterprises and large companies, such as user management and cloud deployment. Review Source VB Vanessa B. Business Advisor International Affairs Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Almost as good as Microsoft Pack Office yet free" March 26, 2025 5.0 Pros Almost as good as Microsoft Pack Office yet free Cons Compatibility issues with Microsoft are always annoying, but probably unavoidable, since they happen even within Microsoft products Switched from [Apache OpenOffice](https://www.capterra.com/p/160717/Apache-OpenOffice/) I was told LibreOffice worked better than OpenOffice, and I believe this is true. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer User Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Great Free Product, Value for Money" February 1, 2025 3.0 Pros Biggest pro is that LibreOffice is free of cost, and quite similar to word or other document suites. It is also open source and has various features and functionality which make it great for normal users. Cons Files made in LibreOffice tends to change formats when opened in Google Docs or MsOffice. UI is also not good if that is a priority for someone. no cloud storage, all these cons are somewhat ignorable as the product is free of cost Switched from [WPS Office](https://www.capterra.com/p/126794/WPS-Office/) WPS Office was also a free alternative but it had ads Review Source Response from The Document Foundation February 4, 2025 LibreOffice is open source while WPS Office is freeware, which make them very difficult to compare, as LibreOffice has no interest in monetizing users. LibreOffice can save documents in the proprietary Microsoft Office formats, so if you have to open the document with Office or Google Docs the suggestion is to save the file as DOCX, XLSX or PPTX. Of course, the proprietary format has many disadvantages vs the open document ODF standard used by LibreOffice. VR Verified Reviewer Postdoctoral Researcher Research Used the software for: 2+ years ### "A Reliable Open‑Source Workhorse" April 20, 2026 5.0 Overall, my experience with LibreOffice has been very positive. It is stable, powerful, and more than sufficient for the majority of academic research tasks, from drafting manuscripts to preparing figures and tables for publication. Once properly set up, it integrates smoothly into a daily research workflow. While it may require occasional workarounds for advanced formatting or collaboration-heavy projects, its strengths, openness, and cost-free availability far outweigh these limitations. I consider LibreOffice a dependable and ethical productivity suite for researchers, especially those committed to open standards and reproducible research. Pros As a postdoctoral researcher, I value tools that are reliable, transparent, and flexible, and LibreOffice fits well into that workflow. I mainly use it for writing research papers, reports, grant drafts, and for light data handling in spreadsheets. Writer is particularly strong for long-form academic documents, as it handles styles, references, footnotes, and large files very well, which is essential when working on journal articles or collaborative reports. I also appreciate that LibreOffice is open source and free, which aligns well with the ideals of open science and makes it easy to recommend to students and collaborators regardless of their institution’s budget. Its compatibility with common document formats (especially .docx, .csv, and .xlsx) allows smooth collaboration with colleagues who use proprietary software. Cons The main downside is that compatibility with Microsoft Office is not always perfect, especially for very complex documents with advanced formatting, tracked changes, or heavily styled tables. Occasionally, layout issues appear when exchanging files back and forth multiple times. The user interface, while functional, can also feel less polished or less intuitive than some commercial alternatives, particularly for new users. Some advanced features exist but are not always easy to discover, which can slow down workflows unless you already know where to look or customize the interface. Review Source KR Katherine R. School Administrator Primary/Secondary Education Used the software for: 2+ years ### "A low-cost office suite for use in our school district." May 31, 2026 5.0 LibreOffice fits the bill for a school on a tight budget. Yes, there are features that staff complain about not having, but it serves the purposes of our administration when we need newer textbooks or Office licenses, and we can't afford to pay for it. It also isn't great, but it is good enough to use on a daily basis. Pros Document management software, free software to do everything we need to do with our records from students records to curriculum plans. Parents are able to submit, teachers can open with no format problem. Setup on 30+ computers is free. None of the budget has to be approved in order to make updates. We use a spreadsheet program to do our attendance and it works well for us. No crashes for our 50-page policy-manual using a Word processor. Cons Teachers say that the interface is outdated, compared to what they use at home. Searching for specific functions is more time consuming, it took 20 minutes yesterday to find mail merge. Tech support is nothing more than forum searching. There are some PowerPoints that have been created by district office that will not curve in the correct order. Review Source Chris L. Operations Publishing Used the software for: 2+ years ### "A great free alternative to every OFFICE need." March 19, 2026 4.0 Very satisfied with this alternative to OFFICE, which handles about 90% of everything I need for productivity. I am in the TEXT document every single day multiple times, and use the Sheets function every morning. I've used it for several years and am very satisfied with this software. Pros I use LibreOffice every day to write and save documents and sheets. It is a great value for the free plan, easy to use due to familiarity and has all the features I need for my business. Cons The constant upgrades can gum up the system, and the formating doesn't always translate into other files. Review Source ET Edward T. Founder and Marketing Strategist Marketing and Advertising Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Free office suite, which does not need a subscription and enables you to do daily writing and file work." April 28, 2026 4.0 LibreOffice would meet the requirements of writing the documents and organizing the files of Guide Marketing as well as will not require another recurrent line of expenses which I would have to explain. It will work without fuss on simple professional writing and basic spreadsheet work. Pros The ability to have a complete suite of fully functional document and spreadsheet that I can open any file type that a client sends to me any time at no cost is something I do more and more appreciate and the longer I operate my lean agency. Cons The interface slows me down as it allows navigation in outdated ways. It takes more menu hunting than it ever should to find certain features, which I need to accomplish quite often. Review Source SA Samer A. AI Researcher Computer Software Used the software for: 2+ years ### "My go to for documents creation and editing." March 10, 2026 5.0 It is my best choice since I started working on the Linux Ubuntu Laptop operating system and did not have interest in Microsoft Office or other similar projects. Pros It is a great tool for document editing, and a very light memory footprint, which is a high value all for free, with ease of use and simplicity comparable to proprietary software like Microsoft Office, and it provides may customization functions and navigation options that can help writing and creating in many packages. Cons Sometimes I find it not the best to have a clear and simple user interface, and the work using the writer is overwhelming. Review Source GAC Georges Attino C. Journaliste International Multimedia Telecommunications Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Document editor" July 11, 2026 4.0 Pros Writing and editing documents for free without any trouble. It also lets you work with different file formats and has pretty complete tools for everyday use. Cons With some files, there can be a few compatibility issues, especially with Microsoft formats, and the interface still feels a little less modern. Review Source Subhobrata S. Co Founder and Lead - Client Success Management Consulting Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Great free alternative to MS Office" May 9, 2025 5.0 Satisfied with Libre Office - it saves a ton of money and is easy to use. Sufficient if you are just using Word, Spreadsheets and Presentations. Pros It's free to use, and very closely resembles Microsoft Office 365 in features. MS Office costs a lot of money to buy for multiple users. Cons If you use Libre Office, you should convert the files to docx / pdf before sharing with someone, else receivers get confused as they are not familiar with the file extensions Review Source JY Jed Y. Owner Health, Wellness and Fitness Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "A great alternative to MS Office" April 10, 2025 4.0 Overall our experience with LibreOffice has been good. Pros I appreciate that Libre is free for us to use. Cons Too me it seems the user interface is a bit out of date but that is not a deal breaker. Switched from [Microsoft 365](https://www.capterra.com/p/227157/Microsoft-365/) I switched to LibreOffice because the alternatives were very expensive. Review Source RG Resist G. IT Consultant Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Libre Office Saves the Day" January 7, 2025 5.0 Pros Libre office makes office work easier and cheap particularly for small organization. Cons It's not advanced compare to Microsoft office. Switched from [Microsoft 365](https://www.capterra.com/p/227157/Microsoft-365/) Office 365 is expensive although it has advanced features and usability Review Source MN Mihail N. Service Engineering Computer & Network Security Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "A good alternative to the Microsoft Office." January 14, 2025 4.0 It's not bad for work, but I prefer Microsoft Office. Pros A good program for creating and editing text files and tables Switched from [Microsoft 365](https://www.capterra.com/p/227157/Microsoft-365/) Microsoft Office is better. I'm more used to it and have been using it for many years. Review Source Response from The Document Foundation January 15, 2025 You probably don't know that Microsoft 365 has fewer features than LibreOffice, which is comparable only to the desktop version of Microsoft Office. Of course, being more used to Microsoft 365 you know where to look for all features, but the opposite happens when you are used to LibreOfffice and look for features in Microsoft 365. VR Verified Reviewer Senior Lecturer Higher Education Used the software for: 2+ years ### "A worth replacement for commercial suites" October 14, 2021 4.0 I used for several years Openoffice and moved flawlessly to LibreOffice. Also if I have an institutional license for Office, I only use it in few occasion when I have to work on extremely macro-configured documents to be shared with colleagues. I daily work with LibreOffice, I appreciate the alternative to commercial suites and love to support it! Pros It is free, it has a wide support and development, with improvements and bugs correction. I cannot but support FLOSS (free libre open source). It has all the major features of other more expensive suites, and I prefer so much its interface compared with Office... There are a lot of free extensions to configure the app at your taste, and a strong community to rely when looking for support. Cons I find weak the image management in Write, and the lack of recording presentations in Impress (the latter not really relevant in a daily workflow). Switched from [Apache OpenOffice](https://www.capterra.com/p/160717/Apache-OpenOffice/)[Microsoft 365](https://www.capterra.com/p/227157/Microsoft-365/) I switched from OpenOffice because it was dismissed. I don't like at all the interface in Office suite, and I have all what I need in LibreOffice, for free! Review Source AF Aimen F. Student Program Development Used the software for: 2+ years ### "LibreOffice - An alternative to Microsoft Office " December 11, 2022 3.0 LibreOffice can be good for a quick editing of documents, which aren’t demanding or complex. A simple text document can be easily formatted and edited with no issues. But for professional work, like a modern presentation or a beautifully crafted chart, LibreOffice cannot do this flawlessly. These unexpected errors are horrible and should be fixed as soon as possible, because nobody wants files to be lost for no reason. I ended up switching to the free Microsoft office web package, which I use occasionally. I couldn’t stand reinstalling the whole LibreOffice package every now and then and being constantly asked to donate. Pros Whether presentations or charts, tables or documents, LibreOffice makes all of this possible completely free of charge. All the most important features, like creating presentations or excel tables/calculation, a person needs for document management can be found, implemented and exported in this program. Another great thing is that it’s open and free and multilingual, so anyone can use it. Cons Although being a free alternative to Microsoft Office, it still has a lot of issues. The general layout of LibreOffice is a bit outdated and slow. It happened a lot during my days of using LibreOffice writer that the program experienced an „unexpected error“ and my files sometimes even got lost, which made me very angry. But we should keep in mind that LibreOffice doesn’t charge a penny for their products. Another bad thing is that there’s no automatic updating yet. So you have to manually reinstall the whole package, if there are new updates, which made me frustrated. Switched from [Microsoft 365](https://www.capterra.com/p/227157/Microsoft-365/) I couldn’t afford a very expensive subscription of Microsoft Office, until I found out there was a free web based Microsoft-Office option, which made me switch back to Microsoft Office. Review Source CH Clay H. Owner Automotive Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Great document management software " April 21, 2025 5.0 Pros I like that the programs are smaller and simpler than their windows counterparts. It makes for a faster running machine. Cons Im not sure there's anything about libreoffice that i dont like. Its a very good set of programs for documents. Review Source TK Tim K. Administrative Officer Security and Investigations Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "Faster and more compatible than the alternative." February 6, 2025 5.0 Overall LibreOffice has all the features you want from an office suite. There is a learning curve when moving from Microsoft office, but it's not a steep curve. LibreOffice also seems to run much faster than Microsoft Office. Pros OS Compatibility. This software works on both Windows and Linux, meaning that all staff can use it without being forced onto a specific operating system. Cons On rare occasions there are formatting issues when moving between Writer and Microsoft word if the document has a complicated layout or lesser used features (like check boxes). Review Source EC Emmeline C. Writer Publishing Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Excellent writing tool" April 2, 2025 5.0 I used it to write and edit many different types of documents including scripts and ebooks. Pros It easy to use and a perfect writing software Cons Nothing to complain about, software is very easy to use Review Source KC Kobey C. IT Specialist Mechanical or Industrial Engineering Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "LibreOffice: A Powerful and Cost-Effective Office Suite" December 26, 2024 5.0 LibreOffice stands out for its powerful features, particularly in Writer, Calc, and Impress, which rival those of paid alternatives. Its open-source nature fosters a strong community of developers and users, contributing to frequent updates and robust support. Pros LibreOffice offers a comprehensive and versatile suite of tools that caters to a wide range of document processing needs, making it an excellent alternative to proprietary office software. Its compatibility with multiple file formats, including Microsoft Office documents, ensures smooth transitions and collaborations. Cons The interface, while slightly less modern than some competitors, is user-friendly and highly customizable, allowing users to adapt it to their workflow preferences. Review Source ST Stelios T. Pharmacist Hospital & Health Care Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Great free office software" February 5, 2025 5.0 Pros Great free shift ware that works with Microsoft documents Cons Interface is not as streamlined as Microsoft but still works well Review Source ML Manju L. Finance Head Information Services Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "Libre Office : They Understand . . . They Deliver. " April 12, 2023 5.0 In my experience, LibreOffice provides an extensive range of features and functions that outweigh any potential downsides. I would highly recommend LibreOffice for anyone searching for a dependable document processing tool, particularly for those interested in utilizing an open-source software. Pros LibreOffice has proven to be an excellent choice for our document processing needs. The software's broad range of document support is unparalleled, enabling us to convert text documents to PDF, a critical requirement in today's rapidly evolving business environment.As an open-source software, LibreOffice is continuously being improved and updated, ensuring that it stays up-to-date with the latest trends and features. The transition to using LibreOffice was remarkably smooth, and the onboarding process was relatively effortless. Cons With my experience with LibreOffice, I have encountered some areas where the software's functionality can be challenging to navigate. Additionally, I have observed that opening word documents may not always yield optimal results, with the files occasionally appearing distorted or altered in some way. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Research Associate Research Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Does most things. Does them easily. Does them for free. " October 20, 2019 5.0 I have used LibreOffice for years in tandem with Microsoft Office -- largely to do work on personal systems that did not have Microsoft Office licenses. Keeping the limitations of LibreOffice and it's compatibility with Microsoft Office in mind, I have run into few issues using it in this capacity. In many ways, I prefer the more traditional outlook of LibreOffice to Microsoft Office; while Microsoft is switching its software to primarily using cloud-based saving, LibreOffice does not make the maddening assumption that the user will never want to store a file on the local system. And as LibreOffice is regularly updated, I am certain that it will continue to get better, rather than more annoying to use. Pros LibreOffice is actually a suite of software products. That said, the biggest pro of the entire suite is that it offers virtually all of the functionality found in the Microsoft Office suite at none of the cost. This review focuses on Writer, Calc, and Impress as those are what I use. Writer, in particular, spares no feature I can possibly imagine needing for standard word processing tasks (such as writing reports). Unless there is a specific feature in Word that is needed for something -- what that would even be, I don't know -- Writer does the job just as well. Similar points to Calc and Impress -- although the differences can be a bit more glaring in those cases. Still, for most users in most contexts, the LibreOffice suite is more than suitable. Plus, on Linux, it's really your best and only option. Cons Navigating the GNUsphere can be a little weird for the uninitiated. For the user reading this review, you likely have knowledge of what you're getting into -- or at least a strong enough interest in using Office software for free to figure it out. However, the code behind formatting rules in Writer, as an example, differs from that of Word even if the actual formatting rules are the same. So sending a LibreOffice-generated document to a colleague using Microsoft Office can sometimes lead to strange formatting problems and additional work. In the case of Calc and Impress, users will likely find that the features simply do not stack up to those offered in Microsoft Office's equivalents. Particularly with Calc, equivalents to certain advanced formulas found in Excel may not exist, or may not operate in the same manner. Review Source DR Dorothy R. Subprioress / Vice President Religious Institutions Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Excellent Quality, Price Right" November 3, 2020 5.0 We are a small women's monastery and don't have a big budget, so we look for inexpensive but dependable ways to keep costs low. LibreOffice certainly does this. I would recommend it both to individuals and organizations. Pros LibreOffice is similar to MS Office, enough so that moving from MS to Libre is seamless. Impress (Powerpoint equivalent) works well for slide presentations--and I also use it for desktop publishing. The only function it lacks for that use is text flow from column to column, which I always found troublesome anyway. I've been doing newsletters in Impress for many years and recommend it. I also like Libre because from the beginning it could read .doc and .docx, whereas MS Word has only been able to read open document formats like .odt since 2010. So collaboration with those who use MS products has always been possible, because Libre has always had the ability to save in MS formats. Back when PDF editors were not common, I used first OpenOffice Draw, then LibreOffice Draw to edit PDFs. I find Calc, the spreadsheet part of Libre, good to work with except for one function which I mention below. LibreOffice is open-source software, meaning that anyone who has the skills can contribute to its development. And although The Document Foundation, which manages the development of LibreOffice, always appreciates donations, the software itself is free of charge. Cons There is one function which may not be missing in Calc, but which for me is more difficult to use than the same function in MS Excel. That is searching for and deleting duplicates, for example in a mailing list. I wouldn't say it's intuitive in either software, but easier for me to figure out in Excel. The only other thing I can say that can, but doesn't always, make for difficulties, is if you are collaborating with a group using mixed operating systems, e.g. Linux and Windows. The versions of LibreOffice for each of these OSes are just slightly different, as one might expect. A certain amount of alertness is necessary when one OS sends a document to another--occasionally formatting can change when opened in Libre on a different OS. But we have not found that to be a big problem although we have used a mix of Linux and Windows for many years. Reason for choosing LibreOffice I tried LibreOffice when it forked from OpenOffice and found it more responsive to my needs, and it looked like it was heading in a better direction developmentally. I haven't been disappointed. Definitely recommend it. In more recent years I have looked at some other suites, online and local, but was not impressed. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Research Assistant Medical Practice Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Fast and Flexible Office Suite" August 4, 2021 4.0 I usualy works with sensitive data like patient’s healt data, so i trust this open source easy to use office suite. I work with Zotero Referance Manager, JASP Statistical Software and this applications works well with Libreoffice. Pros Libreoffice is very fast, it opens documents very fast like a small picture. This helped me because i sometimes works with up to 20 documents same time in a project. The GUI looks a bit old fashion but it is very flexible. And there is a lot of toolbar alternative. Tabbed toolbar is similar to Microsoft Office. But i use single toolbar mode with some customization. I generally use my desktop with two tiled windows. So i can reach most used buttons in tiled window mode. And i can save this customized toolbar and i can change in different projects or needs. Documentation is good and i easily learn a new function. And use this office suite as a data entry application for JASP statistical program. Adjustable autosave interval and recovery function can recover my efforts. Export as PDF and Epub is a good funtion. I can save my documents with one click in this formats. And there is a advanced mode. This mode have a lot of properties like PDF/A compatibility for achive, accesibility and more. Finally i use this office suite for advanced tasks for example mail merge, export slide as video or pictures easily, edit PDFs, making Posters and a lot. In conclusion this office suite have standard functions and additionally have advanced functions thats makes hard works easy. Cons Most important pitfall for me, ooxml format compatibility problems. With Libreoffice 7, this problems decrease a lot. But there are some problems thats still persist. Least liked part of this suite is presentation module. This module developed a lot in years but i can’t use this module easily as the other modules. Writer and Calculator module is much better. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Writer Computer Software Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Not the best(writer review)" March 14, 2022 3.0 Very poor experience. Lack of creativity. Pros I have used this software for the better part of a year and altough it is free as mentioned, it is not worth the hassle of downloading and attempting a book with it. I will be moving to bigger software. Still a nice alternative to other more expensive programs. Cons Lack of a sufficient choice of fonts and tools necessary. Writing is like art and if I need to do so I must have the correct tools available at all times. Review Source Similar Products Featured ## Send me user reviews about this product ### Fill out the form and we'll send a list of the top-rated software based on real user reviews directly to your inbox.