Word to Markdown Converter

No. Mammoth and Turndown run inside the browser tab. The file is read locally, converted locally and never sent to a server or saved in an account.

No. It supports the modern .docx format only. Open the old file in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice and use Save As to create a .docx copy first.

Simple text, headings, lists and tables convert well. Images may be kept as references, and multi-column layouts, text boxes and floating shapes are simplified or dropped because Markdown has no equivalent.

Markdown tables need a single header row and one line per cell. Merged cells, nested tables and multi-paragraph cells cannot be represented exactly, so the converter flattens them. Check the preview before submitting.

Yes. Markdown is accepted by many documentation tools, static site generators and AI assistants. If your submission requires Word or PDF, keep the original .docx as the submitted file and use Markdown as a working copy.