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Markdown to DOCX converts Markdown into a real Word document with proper styles. Headings map to Word’s Heading 1 to 6, and bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code and links keep their formatting, with web and email links staying clickable. Bullet and numbered lists keep nesting up to three levels, quotes become indented shaded paragraphs, and code blocks use a monospaced font with a side border. Add an optional title override, set the body size from 10 to 16 pt, and check the structure preview before you export. Tables become readable text rows and images become placeholders. It all happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Paste your Markdown
Type or paste it into the Markdown box, or press Load sample to see the supported syntax.
Set title and size
Add a title override for a centred title at the top, name the file and choose the body font size.
Export to Word
Press Create .docx, then Download .docx once the file size appears.
Tables are written as text rows with | between cells and the header row in bold, rather than as a Word table. For a grid, select the rows in Word and use Convert Text to Table with | as the separator.
Yes. Links that start with http, https, mailto or tel become clickable hyperlinks; any other link keeps its text without a target.
Images are not embedded. Each one is written as [Image: alt text], marking where to insert the picture in Word.
Yes. Items written as - [ ] or - [x] keep a [ ] or [x] marker at the start of the list item.
Yes. Markdown to DOCX is completely free, with no account, no paywall, and no usage limits.
No. Markdown to DOCX works instantly in any modern web browser — there is no software to install, no extension, and no sign-up.