Word to Markdown without the formatting hell
Word documents are full of invisible style metadata. Most converters either lose all formatting or produce a mess of inline HTML and broken tables. Ours uses the document’s actual style map — Heading 1, Heading 2, Quote, Code — to produce idiomatic Markdown that looks hand-written.
This is the fastest way to migrate Word-based documentation to a modern docs-as-code stack (Notion, Obsidian, Hugo, MkDocs, GitBook) or to feed long Word reports into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini without exhausting your context window.
What is preserved
- All Word heading levels mapped to # through ######
- Numbered lists, bulleted lists, and nested lists
- Bold, italic, strikethrough, and inline code formatting
- Tables, including merged cells where possible
- Hyperlinks with their original text and URL
- Images, optionally extracted as separate files or base64-embedded
- Footnotes and endnotes converted to Markdown footnote syntax
The whole conversion happens client-side for files under ~25 MB and falls back to a serverless function for larger documents. No file is stored.