Markdown → Word (.docx)

When to use Markdown → Word?

• Reports for clients / managers: you write in markdown (Notion, Obsidian) but the final deliverable must be a Word doc with company header and tracked changes.
• Specs for non-coders: devs write specs in .md, share Word for marketing/sales to read and comment.
• ChatGPT/Claude output: paste LLM markdown, take .docx for further edits.
• Lecture notes / lesson plans: draft in markdown, share as Word with the class.

What's supported?

• Headings H1–H6 → Word Heading 1–6 (Word's TOC picks them up).
• Bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code.
• Numbered & bullet lists (3 levels deep) — real Word numbering, not fake "1." text.
• Tables — bold header on dark red, full borders, left/center/right alignment.
• Code blocks — Consolas font, light gray background, indented, copyable.
• Links — real Word hyperlinks, clickable, with underline + blue style.
• Blockquotes — left border, italic, indented.
• HR (---) → horizontal rule.
• GitHub-flavored Markdown (tables, strikethrough, task lists).

Features

• Live preview: type on the left, see it on the right.
• Upload .md file or paste directly.
• A4 / Letter, portrait / landscape.
• Custom filename before download.
• Auto-saves your content in browser storage — survives refresh.

Privacy

Runs 100% in your browser. Your markdown is never uploaded.

Limitations

• Images: not embedded (would need fetch + base64 encode); shown as "[image: alt]".
• Footnotes, math (KaTeX/MathJax), Mermaid: not yet supported.
• Inline HTML in markdown: tags stripped, text only.

Related

• Markdown → PDF — for print/share
• Markdown → HTML — for blog / WordPress
• Markdown Preview — quick render
• Markdown Table Builder — visual table editor
• Reverse: Word → Excel
• All tools