Browser-based tool
Paste from Word or open a .docx file, then export editable Markdown with a conversion report and output presets.
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Each entry includes item type, processing method, potential loss risk, and recommended post-processing.
Everything runs in your browser. No document upload is required for conversion.
Complex numbering, comments, tracked changes, page/section breaks, and Word-only objects may still require manual cleanup.
Merged or complex tables default to HTML fallback for safer output.
When external image mode has images, ZIP export includes markdown, assets, and report.json.
This tool converts Word content into Markdown with two input methods: paste from clipboard or open a .docx file. Both use the same local conversion pipeline and produce a structured report about preserved content, HTML fallback, approximation, manual cleanup, and unsupported items.
Paste directly from Word for quick cleanup, or open a DOCX file when embedded images and structure matter more than speed.
Export editable Markdown, preview the rendered result, and keep a conversion report. ZIP export can bundle document.md, image assets, and report.json.
Both paste and .docx conversion run in your browser. The document is not uploaded for the core conversion workflow.
Complex numbering, comments, tracked changes, page or section breaks, and Word-only objects may still need manual cleanup. The report matters because safe Markdown sometimes means keeping HTML fallback instead of guessing.
Yes. Both inputs are adapted into the same normalized document model before Markdown rendering and report generation.
No. DOCX parsing runs in your browser, and content is not uploaded by this tool.
The Report tab records HTML fallback, approximation, manual-cleanup recommendations, and unsupported items so tracked changes, text boxes, page/section breaks, TOC fields, and complex Word objects do not disappear silently.
Yes. ZIP export includes document.md and report.json, plus image assets when applicable.
April 5, 2026