Markdown to Word
Keep writing simple. Keep the result editable.
Open editorThree steps to a DOCX file.
Write or import Markdown
Paste your text or import an .md or .markdown file up to 5 MB. Export a backup of important work first.
Check the preview
Review headings, tables, images, math and diagrams. Make any syntax changes in the editor.
Choose Export → Word document
Your browser generates a .docx file. Open it in Word or compatible software to keep editing.
What stays editable?
| Markdown content | In the Word document |
|---|---|
| Text, headings, bold and italics | Editable text and paragraphs |
| Ordered / unordered lists and quotes | Structured lists and paragraphs |
| Tables and code blocks | Editable tables and code text |
| Remote images | Embedded once successfully loaded |
| Math and Mermaid diagrams | Images |
Try this example
# Weekly project report
This week we finished the **core features**.
1. Gather requirements
2. Finish the design
3. Verify export
| Task | Status |
| --- | --- |
| Documentation | Done |
| Launch preparation | In progress |Before you export
- Word uses A4 pages and a default document style, so page breaks may differ from the browser preview.
- Image URLs must be accessible and allow cross-origin reads. The editor explains image loading failures.
- Relative image paths in an imported file cannot be read directly. Use an accessible image URL instead.
- Math and diagrams are embedded as images. To change them, update the Markdown and export again.