Apple Pages vs Hancom Office

Apple Pages is a document app for writing, laying out, and designing documents on iOS, macOS, and the web. It includes Apple-designed templates for reports, resumes, posters, and digital books, and supports both word-processing and page-layout documents such as newsletters. Documents can contain images, video, audio, tables, charts, and shapes. Review tools include comments, threaded conversations, and change tracking. Pages can import and edit Microsoft Word and text files, then export to EPUB, Microsoft Word, RTF, TXT, or PDF. Collaboration works through iCloud or Box, while EndNote citation insertion is available on Mac. Pages for iCloud lets users create, edit, and share documents on iCloud.com using a computer. Core document creation, editing, and collaboration are free. Apple Creator Studio adds premium templates, royalty-free content, and intelligence features; it costs $12.99 a month or 129 USD per year after a one-month free trial. Some intelligence features require an Apple Intelligence-capable device and may have usage limits or restrictions.

Hancom Office is a suite of document applications including Hwp, Cell, Show, Addons, Word, and PDF tools. It runs on the web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, with offline desktop apps for Windows and Mac. On Android, the app opens and edits HWP, Office Open XML, PDF, CSV, TXT, and other documents; mobile tools include freehand drawing, notes, annotations, and tablet presenter screen sharing. Hancom Docs adds real-time collaborative editing across devices and can manage Dropbox, Box, Evernote, Google Drive, and OneDrive in one account. The suite supports HWPX documents with tags for reuse as data. Hancom Docs can edit Office files stored in Google Drive, but cannot view or edit Google-created Docs, Sheets, Slides, or Forms. A free plan is listed at free with 2GB storage, viewers for Windows and Mac, and web/mobile Hancom Office. Commercial users and organizations must use the Business plan; pricing is listed on request.