Browser-local workflow

DOCX to HTML

Convert Word documents into semantic HTML for inspecting extracted structure, notes, images, and tables.

This is structured DOCX extraction for LLM-ready packages, not Word layout reconstruction. Download ZIP includes Markdown, compact Markdown, HTML, JSON, manifest, README, and extracted assets when present.

DOCX to HTML

Upload a DOCX file, convert locally, preview the result, then download the ZIP.

Word .docx
Select a file to convert

Files stay in the browser. The worker generates a ZIP package locally.

Waiting for upload

Upload a Word .docx file, then run the matched converter.

Preview panel

Inspect Markdown, HTML, or JSON before downloading.

Result preview
Your preview will appear here.

Convert a supported Office file to inspect Markdown, HTML, and JSON output. After conversion, view full details in the Details workspace.

Conversion summary will appear here after the file is processed.

Details workspace

Opened after conversion for structure summaries, previews, files, and warnings.

Convert a supported Office file to unlock details

After conversion, View details expands structure summaries, Markdown/HTML/JSON preview, package files, and warnings.

What the package includes

The ZIP contains Markdown, compact Markdown, semantic HTML, structured JSON, manifest metadata, extracted images, and a README that documents current extraction limits.

How it works

  1. Upload a Word .docx file in the browser-local converter.
  2. Preview the extracted Semantic HTML package and inspect conversion warnings.
  3. Download the ZIP package with Markdown, compact Markdown, HTML, JSON, manifest, and assets.

Best for

  • Review Word document extraction in readable semantic HTML.
  • Inspect headings, lists, tables, links, notes, and images before indexing.
  • Create browser-readable document previews for internal automation workflows.

Output example

<article>
  <h1>Product requirements</h1>
  <h2>Goals</h2>
  <p>Convert Office documents into LLM-ready formats.</p>
</article>

Current DOCX extraction boundaries

The converter extracts document structure, styled runs, links, nested lists, tables, images, basic chart data, text boxes, footnotes, and endnotes. Headers and footers are stored as metadata only. Comments, tracked changes, formulas, macros, embedded objects, and high-fidelity Word layout are not reconstructed.

Privacy boundary

DOCX files are processed in the browser by default. The ZIP package is generated locally before download, and no server upload is required for this converter.

Frequently asked questions

What is DOCX to HTML best for?

It is best for inspecting extracted Word document structure in a browser-readable HTML preview.

Are links and lists preserved?

Yes. The converter preserves extractable links, styled text, nested lists, tables, and document notes.

Does the HTML match Word layout?

No. The HTML is semantic output for review and automation, not a Word layout clone.

Can I also get Markdown and JSON?

Yes. The ZIP package includes Markdown, compact Markdown, semantic HTML, JSON, manifest metadata, and extracted assets.

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