Convert Markdown to Word
Paste Markdown, get a document that opens in Word. The conversion happens in this tab — nothing is uploaded, and there is no account or watermark.
Preview
Converted in this tab. The file is never uploaded.
How it works
Your markdown is rendered to HTML in the page and wrapped in the small Office namespace header Word recognises. Word opens the result as an editable document with real headings, lists and tables.
This is an HTML-based .doc rather than a zipped
.docx. Word, LibreOffice Writer and Pages all open it natively
and will save it back out as .docx if you ask them to.
What to expect
- Headings map to Word heading styles, so the navigation pane works
- Tables arrive as real tables with borders you can edit
- Lists stay ordered, unordered and nested
- Code blocks keep a monospace font on a shaded background
- Links stay clickable
Common questions
- How do I convert Markdown to Word?
- Paste the markdown on the left, check the preview on the right, then download. The file opens directly in Word, LibreOffice Writer and Pages.
- Is the output a real Word file?
- It is an HTML-based .doc, which Word, LibreOffice and Pages all open and edit natively. It is not the newer zipped .docx format; a true .docx builder is on the roadmap.
- Will headings become real Word headings?
- They become HTML headings, which Word maps onto its own heading styles when it opens the file. That means the navigation pane and automatic tables of contents work as expected.
- Is my markdown uploaded?
- No. The document is rendered and packaged by JavaScript in this tab, and the download is generated locally from that result. Nothing is transmitted.
- What about tables and code blocks?
- Tables become real Word tables with borders. Code blocks keep a monospace font and a shaded background, though syntax colouring is not carried across.