Does this upload my HTML to a server?

No. The entire conversion happens in your browser using the docx.js JavaScript library. Your HTML content never leaves your device.

Which HTML elements are supported?

Headings (H1–H6), paragraphs, bold (strong/b), italic (em/i), underline (u), ordered and unordered lists (ol/ul/li), table rows and cells (table/tr/td/th), and line breaks (br). CSS styles and images are not reproduced — only semantic structure is preserved.

Will images appear in the Word document?

No. Images are skipped. Only text-based content is converted. For image embedding, use the JPG to Word tool.

What version of Word can open the generated file?

The .docx file uses the standard OOXML format compatible with Microsoft Word 2007 and later, LibreOffice Writer, and Google Docs.

Is there a size limit on the HTML I can paste?

There is no hard limit. Very large HTML pages may take a moment to process. For best results, paste only the relevant content section rather than a full page with scripts and navigation.

Can I customize fonts or page margins?

The document uses Calibri 11pt as the body font with standard Word margins. Heading sizes follow default Word heading styles (H1 = 28pt bold, descending by level).

HTML to Word Converter

Paste HTML markup and download a properly formatted .docx Word document — no server, no signup.

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Summary

This tool converts HTML markup into a downloadable .docx Word document directly in your browser using the docx.js library. It preserves document structure including headings (H1–H6), paragraphs, bold and italic inline text, ordered and unordered lists, and basic table content. No file is ever sent to a server — all processing runs locally on your device.

How it works

Paste your HTML markup into the input area on the left.
Click "Convert to .docx" to parse the HTML in your browser.
A live preview of the document structure appears on the right.
Click "Download .docx" to generate and save the Word file to your device.
Open the downloaded file in Microsoft Word, LibreOffice, or Google Docs.

Use cases

Convert an HTML email template into a Word document for editing.
Save a blog post draft written in HTML as a shareable .docx file.
Transform HTML reports or invoices into Word format for client delivery.
Export HTML content from a CMS to Word for offline editing.
Package HTML documentation into a .docx for distribution.
Create a Word document from an HTML form submission summary.

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Last updated: 2026-10-05 · Reviewed by Nham Vu