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Best Free Office Suites in 2026

8 of the 10 office suites ranked on listme.name match: they can be used without paying (a free plan or free version). The order uses the same scores as the full ranking.

8 products ranked Updated October 2026 How we rank Share

The ranking

  1. Microsoft 365

    The reference suite for Word, Excel and PowerPoint, with Outlook and Copilot features in the subscription. It costs a recurring fee, and its desktop apps are the main draw over the free options here.

    Best for Office documents and Outlook for work teams

    WindowsmacOSWebFree plan, paid upgrades

  2. Google Docs

    Shared editing in the browser with comments and Drive storage, free with a personal Google Account. Its layout tools are simpler than Word's, and it has no desktop app.

    Best for Shared documents edited in a browser

    WebiOSAndroidFree plan, paid upgrades

  3. LibreOffice

    A free, open-source desktop suite for Windows, macOS and Linux with no sign-in and Office file support. Its interface looks more dated, and it has no official cloud co-editing.

    Best for Free offline office work on the desktop

    WindowsmacOSLinuxFree and open sourceOpen source

  4. ONLYOFFICE

    The desktop editors are free, and the document server is open source under AGPL-3.0, so teams can run online editing on their own servers. Its interface is less familiar to Microsoft Office users.

    Best for Self-hosted online editing with desktop editors

    WindowsmacOSLinuxWebFree and open sourceOpen source

  5. WPS Office

    A free office suite for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS that opens Office files. Some advanced features need the paid Premium license, and it is less common in workplaces than Microsoft 365.

    Best for Free Office-compatible editing on desktop and phone

    WindowsmacOSLinuxAndroidiOSFree plan, paid upgrades

  6. Pages, Numbers and Keynote

    Pages, Numbers and Keynote are free on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and creating documents in Pages needs no subscription. There is no Windows app, so PC users work through iCloud.com, which makes this a fit for Apple-only teams.

    Best for Apple-only households and teams

    macOSiOS, iPadOSWebFree plan, paid upgrades

  7. Collabora Online

    Collabora Online is open source under MPL-2.0 and can run on your own server, which suits self-hosted editing. Its interface is less familiar than Microsoft 365 or Google Docs, and business use is a paid subscription.

    Best for Self-hosted browser editing for organizations

    WebSelf-hostedWindowsmacOSLinuxiOSAndroidChromeOSFree and open sourceOpen source

  8. Zoho Workplace

    Mail, documents, spreadsheets, presentations and WorkDrive storage, free for up to five users. It is browser only and less familiar than the bigger suites, so it suits small teams already on Zoho.

    Best for Small teams already using Zoho

    WebiOSAndroidFree plan, paid upgrades

At a glance

ProductScorePricePlatformsDesktop appsWorks in a browserPricing model
Microsoft 36593.0Free plan, paid upgradesWindowsmacOSWebWindows, macOSYesSubscription, free web apps
Google Docs91.0Free plan, paid upgradesWebiOSAndroidNone, browser onlyYesFree with a personal account
LibreOffice89.5Free and open sourceWindowsmacOSLinuxWindows, macOS, LinuxNoFree
ONLYOFFICE86.0Free and open sourceWindowsmacOSLinuxWebWindows, macOS, LinuxYesFree desktop editors
WPS Office84.0Free plan, paid upgradesWindowsmacOSLinuxAndroidiOSWindows, macOS, LinuxYesFree, Premium license
Pages, Numbers and Keynote83.0Free plan, paid upgradesmacOSiOS, iPadOSWebMac app; no Windows appYesFree apps; Creator Studio subscription
Collabora Online81.0Free and open sourceWebSelf-hostedWindowsmacOSLinuxiOSAndroidChromeOSWindows, macOS, LinuxYesOpen source; per-user business plans
Zoho Workplace79.5Free plan, paid upgradesWebiOSAndroidNone listedYesFree for 5 users