How to convert Word to HTML
- Drop your .docx file into the box.
- Choose whether to include images and a full web page wrapper.
- Click Copy HTML to paste it into your CMS, or Download .html.
Clean output
Instead of copying Word's visual formatting, this converter maps Word's styles to meaningful HTML. "Heading 1" becomes <h1>, lists become <ul>/<ol>, tables become <table>, and bold and italic become <strong> and <em>. There are no font tags, inline colors or "MsoNormal" classes to clean up.
Tip
For the best result, use Word's built-in heading styles (Heading 1, Heading 2…) rather than just making text bigger and bold. Real styles convert into proper HTML headings that are better for SEO and accessibility.
Frequently asked questions
Why not just use Word's "Save as Web Page"?
Word's own HTML export is full of proprietary styles, comments and conditional code — often 10× larger than needed and hard to edit. This converter outputs clean, semantic HTML (h1, p, ul, table, strong…) that's easy to paste into a CMS or style yourself.
Are images included?
Yes, by default images are embedded directly in the HTML as data. You can switch this off to get text-only HTML and add your own image links.
Is my document uploaded?
No. The .docx file is read and converted entirely in your browser.
Does it support .doc files?
Only .docx. Save older .doc files as .docx in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice first.