Markdown to Word – Tool

Markdown to Word Converter

Paste Markdown or upload a .md file, preview the rendered content, then download a Word document instantly — no server needed.

Preview Rendered HTML (what will appear in Word)

Rendered preview will appear here after you click Render Preview.

Tip: For best Word compatibility, include images with absolute URLs in your markdown (Word will fetch them when opening the document).

Convert Markdown to Word Instantly

Quickly transform README files, notes, or blog drafts into editable Word documents — ideal for documentation, client delivery, or offline review.

No Backend — 100% Client-Side

Your content never leaves your browser. Files are read and produced locally for privacy and zero-server costs.

Preserve Formatting & Code Blocks

Code fences, lists, headings and images are rendered into HTML that Word will display — perfect for technical documents and tutorials.

Mobile-Friendly & WordPress Compatible

Designed to work in WordPress Blocksy (and other themes) without interfering with site headers or footers.

Editable in Word

The generated .doc file opens in Microsoft Word allowing further adjustments, commenting, and track changes.

Control Output Style

Pick the document font before downloading — small usability choices that save time when drafting client docs.

FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does this convert Markdown to Word without a server?
A: The tool parses your Markdown into HTML using the marked library in your browser, wraps that HTML in a minimal document wrapper, and saves it as a .doc file (Word accepts HTML-wrapped .doc files). No content is uploaded anywhere.

Q: Will images be included in the downloaded Word file?
A: Images referenced by absolute URLs (e.g., https://...) will be left as <img> tags in the HTML; Word will fetch and show them when you open the file. Data-URI images embedded in markdown are also preserved. For local file images referenced in markdown, Word cannot fetch them — use absolute URLs or paste images directly into Word after opening the file.

Q: Can I generate a true .docx zipped package?
A: This tool produces a .doc file that contains HTML markup — this is the most direct, compatible client-side approach without extra libraries. Creating a full .docx package client-side requires heavier libraries (and often bundling) — if you want .docx output in future, I can provide an upgraded version using a client-side docx library.

Q: My Word theme looks different — how do I control fonts/styles?
A: Use the "Word document font" dropdown before downloading. You can also adjust inline CSS in the generated HTML if you need more control (the code shows where to inject CSS in JS).

Q: How do I change dropdown spacing and padding?
A: Edit the CSS variables at the top: --dropdown-padding and --dropdown-margin. Those control all dropdown/select spacing used in the tool.

Q: Is the tool safe to use on my public WordPress page?
A: Yes — everything runs in the user's browser. The tool includes scoped CSS (uses #md2doc_tool) to minimize collisions with theme styles. If Blocksy still overrides something, increasing selector specificity (e.g., prefixing with #md2doc_tool) will fix it — I can provide that if needed.