Word to HTML, without uploading your file anywhere
Paste content from Word or Google Docs, or load a .docx file. Conversion happens inside your browser — the document never leaves this computer, and you can verify that in the Network tab.
Document
Paste content or load a file
Paste your content here — Ctrl+V
Copy from Word or Google Docs, drop a .docx file, or pick one from your disk.
Up to 25 MB. Nothing is sent to a server.
Why this converter produces better code
Most online tools transcribe a document tag by tag. We work out what the author meant and write it as proper HTML.
Your file stays on your computer
Conversion runs entirely in the browser. We never send the document to any server — you can confirm that in the Network tab of your developer tools. That matters for contracts, HR records and anything covered by confidentiality.
We recover structure, not just text
A heading made with bold text instead of a heading style becomes a real h2. A table header row marked only by shading gets thead and th. A list pasted from Word as paragraphs with bullet characters comes back as ul and li.
We clean the clipboard, not just files
Content copied from Word or Google Docs is far messier than a .docx file: editor session identifiers, a span around every word, tracking redirects in links. We strip all of it and keep the content.
Output shaped for the job
A fragment to paste into your CMS, a complete HTML file, Tailwind classes for your project, or a message prepared for Outlook — which renders email using the Word engine. One click to switch.
No limits, no account
There's no conversion counter and no sign-up. Since processing happens on your computer, each extra document costs us nothing — so there's no reason to count them.
Code that passes an accessibility audit
Headings in a correct hierarchy, tables with described columns, images with alt attributes. We don't add bold where the tag already carries that meaning — a screen reader won't announce it twice.
How it works
Paste or load
Copy content from Word or Google Docs and press Ctrl+V, drop a .docx file onto the page, or pick one from your disk.
See the result instantly
The document preview on the left, finished code on the right. The preview renders exactly the HTML you'll get — not an approximation.
Adjust and copy
Toggles recalculate the output immediately, without re-reading the document. Then you copy the code or download the file.
How we differ from a typical online converter
This comparison covers tools that upload your document to a server and process it there.
| How we differ from a typical online converter | word2html.pro | Typical online converter |
|---|---|---|
| Where your document goes | Stays in your browser | To the provider's server |
| Conversion limit | None | Usually a few per day |
| Account | Not needed | Often required |
| Headings made with bold text | Recognised as headings | Left as paragraphs |
| Table header row | thead and th with scope | Plain cells |
| Content pasted from the clipboard | Cleaned like a file | Usually unsupported |
| Outlook-ready code | Full email mode | Rarely available |
| Works offline | Yes, once the page has loaded | No |
Frequently asked questions
Is my document uploaded anywhere?
No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser and the file never leaves your computer. You can check this yourself: open developer tools, go to the Network tab and run a conversion — you won't see a single request carrying your document.
Do I need an account?
No. There's no sign-up and no conversion limit. Processing happens on your computer, so every additional document costs us nothing.
Which formats are supported?
.docx files (Word 2007 and newer) and content pasted from the clipboard — from Word, Google Docs or web pages. The old .doc format isn't supported: open the file in Word and save it as .docx.
What happens to images in my document?
By default we embed them in the code, so the result works immediately when pasted. We do warn you when images start to dominate the size — a thirteen-page document with graphics can produce two megabytes of code, of which the text is twenty kilobytes. One click then skips them so you can host them separately.
What is email mode for?
Outlook on Windows renders email with the Word engine, not a browser engine: it doesn't understand max-width, ignores margins on div elements and doesn't inherit fonts into tables. Email mode moves every style into inline attributes and adds the constructs that client needs, so your message looks the same in Outlook and in Gmail.
Is the code suitable for a CMS?
Yes. By default you get a fragment to paste into your content editor. You can also choose a complete HTML file, or a version with Tailwind classes if your project uses them.
Does it work offline?
Yes, once the page has loaded. All the conversion logic is already in your browser by then and needs no connection.
Something isn't working. How do I report it?
There's a report button below the result. It generates a report describing the shape of your document — how many paragraphs, tables and images — without a single word of its content. You see exactly what will be copied before you send us anything.