Markdown to Word Converter (MD to DOCX)

Markdown is quick to write: notes, README files, chat answers, documentation. But colleagues and clients usually want a Word file. This converter turns Markdown into a real .docx that uses Word's own features: Heading 1–6 styles (so the navigation pane and table of contents work), numbered and bulleted lists, tables with borders, clickable links, shaded code blocks and indented quotes. It reads GitHub-flavoured Markdown, including tables, strikethrough and task lists. Everything happens in your browser.

How to use this tool

1. Paste the Markdown, or choose a .md file.
2. Pick the font, size and page size for the document.
3. Press Calculate and download the .docx.
4. Open it in Word, Google Docs, Pages or LibreOffice and keep editing.

Formula

# heading → Heading 1 … ###### → Heading 6 · double asterisks → bold · single asterisks or underscores → italic · double tildes → strikethrough · backticks → Consolas · - and 1. lists → Word lists · pipe tables → Word tables · > → Quote style · fenced code → Code Block style

The Markdown is parsed with the open-source marked parser and written as WordprocessingML: document.xml, styles.xml, numbering.xml and relationships, zipped into a .docx package. Nested lists keep their levels, and each numbered list starts again at its own first number. Table column alignment (:--, :-:, --:) carries over. Pictures embedded as data: URIs are placed in the document; pictures referenced by a web address or a local path become a link with their description, because the browser does not fetch files. Raw HTML blocks become plain text.

Example

The default text gives a document with 3 headings (Heading 1 and two Heading 2), a bulleted list with a nested level, a numbered list, a 3 × 3 table with the Owner column centred and Status right-aligned, a quote and a code block. "project page" is a working hyperlink to example.com.