Word headings and Markdown formatting
Open a .docx file, drop it here or paste formatted content copied from a document. Heading styles become # headings, bold and italic text keep their emphasis, and numbered or bulleted lists retain their structure. Links keep their destinations. Old binary .doc files must be saved as .docx before opening.
DOCX tables and embedded images
Word tables become pipe-delimited GFM tables with the first row as the header. Markdown tables have no native merged-cell layout, so complex tables may need restructuring. Images are excluded by default. Choose embedded images to put supported image content directly into the Markdown as data URIs. This makes the .md file larger, and some Markdown readers do not display data URI images.
Document styles and content migration
Use actual heading styles in the source document for consistent heading levels. Font colors, page margins, floating shapes, pagination and exact typography do not have direct Markdown equivalents. The left pane shows the extracted source text; the Markdown pane is the editable export. Formatting in pasted rich text is converted, while plain-text paste has no original Word styling to recover.
DOCX conversion without an upload
The document is read and converted in your browser. No file upload or conversion account is required. Review the preview for table headers, list indentation and links, then save the edited Markdown for documentation or notes.