Documents → Markdown

Pull the words out of Word.
Get clean Markdown.

Drop a file in. Results in a few hundred milliseconds.

Tables and headings stay put. Nothing gets uploaded.

Drop a file here.

Or pick one with the button. Or just paste with Ctrl+V. Dozens at a time is fine.

.docx .doc / 25 MB per file / runs in your browser, nothing uploaded

Other formats: .pdf PDF → MD · .xlsx Excel → MD · .csv .tsv .txt CSV → MD · .html .htm HTML → MD · .pptx .ppt .odp PPTX → MD

Knobs
Bullets
Fence
Images
Tables

How it works

  1. 01Drop your Word document onto the box above, or click to pick one. Dozens at a time is fine.
  2. 02Conversion starts the moment the file lands — no button, no queue on a server. It takes a few hundred milliseconds.
  3. 03Read the Markdown, tweak the knobs if you want a different bullet or fence style, then copy it or download the .md.

What's supported

  • .docx from Word 2007 and later, including Word for Mac and Word Online
  • Old .doc from Word 97–2003, read byte by byte in the browser
  • Headings, tables, lists, links, bold, italic, strikethrough, quotes and code blocks
  • Images inlined as base64, kept as a path, or dropped — your call
  • Batch conversion with a single zip download

What it won't do

  • Track changes and comments are dropped — you get the final text, not the editing history
  • Merged table cells get flattened; Markdown has no syntax for them
  • Footnote text lands at the end without linked reference numbers
  • Password-protected files can't be opened — remove the password first
  • Other formats have their own pages: PDF, HTML, CSV and Excel

What survives

These carry over as-is. Anything else gets a best effort, and you'll be told when it doesn't line up.

Old .doc files skip the images — that format hides them where a browser can't reach.

Questions people ask

No. The whole thing runs in your browser. Your file never touches a server. Turn off your wifi and try it — still works.