Convert Word documents into web-ready HTML code to solve formatting and compatibility issues for online publishing.
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Can't publish Word documents directly to a webpage? This tool parses text, styles (such as fonts and colors), paragraph structures, lists, tables, and images from doc/docx files, converting them into web-standard HTML code. As the foundational language of the web, HTML seamlessly adapts your Word content for browser environments.
What Word file formats are supported?
We only support standard .doc and .docx formats. We do not support .rtf or encrypted documents.
Why are there styling differences after conversion?
Word and HTML have different rendering mechanisms. Complex layouts (such as text boxes or custom styles) may require manual CSS adjustments for a perfect match.
The file size must be under 50MB. Please anonymize any sensitive content before uploading. Download your converted files promptly; server caches are automatically cleared after 1 hour. For complex tables, we recommend verifying their responsive behavior after conversion.
During conversion, heading levels are mapped to H1-H6 tags. Tables are converted into <table> structures, but you may need to add CSS for responsive control. A typical conversion example: A Word document with a level 3 heading and an image list → corresponds to an <h3> tag and a <ul> list with Base64 image encoding in HTML.
