Is my document uploaded anywhere?

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using your device's own processing — the file never leaves your machine.

Does this support .doc files?

No, only the modern .docx format (Word 2007 and later). Legacy .doc files use a different, proprietary binary format this tool doesn't read.

What happens to images in the document?

Embedded images aren't extracted in this version — the HTML covers text structure: headings, paragraphs, formatting, lists, and tables.

Will page formatting like margins and fonts carry over?

No. HTML doesn't have a direct equivalent for page-level formatting, so the conversion focuses on content structure rather than visual layout.

DOCX to HTML Converter

Runs in your browser

Convert a Word document (.docx) into clean, semantic HTML — right in your browser. Headings, bold and italic text, lists and tables all come through as real HTML tags.

Drop a Word document hereor click to choose — nothing is uploaded

About this tool

This reads a .docx file's actual internal structure — its headings, paragraphs, character formatting, lists and tables — and converts that structure directly into semantic HTML tags. That's different from tools that just wrap Word's own bloated export markup: the output here is HTML you'd actually want to paste into a CMS or website. Everything happens locally in your browser, so the document itself is never uploaded anywhere.

How to use

Add a .docx file (the modern Word format).
Click Convert.
Copy or download the resulting HTML.

When to use this tool

Pasting a Word document's content into a CMS or blog editor as clean HTML.
Converting a report or proposal written in Word into a web page.
Extracting formatted content from a .docx without opening Word.

Tips

Need Markdown instead? Use the DOCX to Markdown converter.
Just need the words with no formatting? Use the DOCX to Text converter.
Only the modern .docx format is supported — legacy .doc files (pre-2007 Word) aren't.

Limitations

Reads the modern .docx format only — legacy .doc files (pre-2007 Word) aren't supported.
Converts structure (headings, lists, tables, bold/italic) faithfully, but page-level formatting like exact fonts, margins, and page breaks isn't preserved — HTML doesn't have a direct equivalent for those.
Images embedded in the document are not extracted in this version.

FAQ

Is my document uploaded anywhere?: No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser using your device's own processing — the file never leaves your machine.
Does this support .doc files?: No, only the modern .docx format (Word 2007 and later). Legacy .doc files use a different, proprietary binary format this tool doesn't read.
What happens to images in the document?: Embedded images aren't extracted in this version — the HTML covers text structure: headings, paragraphs, formatting, lists, and tables.
Will page formatting like margins and fonts carry over?: No. HTML doesn't have a direct equivalent for page-level formatting, so the conversion focuses on content structure rather than visual layout.