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Convert Markdown to Word (DOCX)

Turn headings, tables, and lists into an editable Word document.

  1. 1Import
  2. 2Preview & adjust
  3. 3Save

Drop your Markdown file here

Max 10MB

Conversion in your browser · Free · No sign-up

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See the workspace

How to download DOCX

See the real workspace with sample Markdown loaded, then follow the path from import to download.

  1. Write Markdown or open an existing .md file
  2. Use the preview to confirm structure—especially tables and nested lists
  3. Click “Download Word (DOCX)” and save the file locally
  4. Open in Word and apply your corporate template or styles as a final step
Convert Markdown to Word (DOCX) — real conversion workspace with sample Markdown loaded
This is the actual workspace with sample Markdown loaded. Conversion stays in your browser.

Features

When DOCX works best

Turn headings, tables, and lists into an editable Word document.

  • Drafts for reviewers who comment and track changes in Word

    Drafts for reviewers who comment and track changes in Word

  • Content before pasting into branded templates or proposal shells

    Content before pasting into branded templates or proposal shells

  • Sharing when collaborative editing matters more than pixel-perfect print

    Sharing when collaborative editing matters more than pixel-perfect print

  • Handoffs to legal or compliance teams that standardize on .docx

    Handoffs to legal or compliance teams that standardize on .docx

  • Email attachments that recipients expect to open in Office

    Email attachments that recipients expect to open in Office

  • Mixed teams where not everyone edits Markdown daily

    Mixed teams where not everyone edits Markdown daily

MADE FOR YOUR WORK

From Markdown to an editable Word document.

Hand off a specification, report, or proposal as a DOCX. Use Word headings, lists, and tables so reviewers can continue editing. Add a table of contents and page numbers when needed.

Before you export

Check the downloaded document in Word: fonts and pagination can differ from the browser preview. Remote images must be accessible to the converter. Use PDF when you want to share a fixed page layout.

Need a fixed layout? Convert to PDF

Tips & use cases

Tips before you share DOCX

  • Run Word’s “Styles” pane to align heading levels with your template
  • Re-check tables with merged or complex layouts—they may need manual fixes
  • For long documents, break into sections after import if Word feels slow
  • Use PDF export from Word when you need a frozen snapshot for external readers
  • Keep the original .md under version control as the source of truth

FAQ

What about images or math?
https images are embedded when the image host allows cross-origin access; other images and relative paths appear as “[Image: alt text]” placeholders. Mermaid diagrams are embedded as pictures. Math (LaTeX) is not supported yet.
Is it free?
Yes. No sign-up, and processing stays in your browser.
Will my Word version open the file?
Any recent Word build that supports .docx (Office 2007+) should open the export. If you hit issues, try “Open and Repair” from Word.
Can I automate batch conversion?
This page is for interactive use. For pipelines, consider Pandoc or similar CLI tools alongside your Markdown repository.

Ready to download Word from Markdown?

Write or open a .md file, confirm structure in the preview, then save as .docx—no upload required.

Start with your Markdown

Free · Runs in your browser · Your file stays on your device