Browser-local Word utility
Get a portable Markdown ZIP with real images and clear coverage warnings. Your document never leaves this browser.
DOCX to Markdown
The document stays inside your browser.
Original raster files use portable relative paths.
Unsupported objects are reported before download.
No upload, no command line, and no silent claim of perfect conversion.Read the full DOCX workflow guide
Use a standard Word document with headings, lists, links, tables, or raster images.
See the Markdown, extracted assets, and every detected limitation before download.
Use the Markdown package in Obsidian, GitHub, a knowledge base, or an AI workflow.
DOCX can contain far more than text. The converter separates reliable output from content that still needs a human check.
Read the DOCX coverage evidenceHeadings, paragraphs, emphasis, links, lists, simple tables, PNG, JPEG, and GIF.
Equations, VML, charts, SmartArt, legacy objects, and complex text boxes.
Old .doc, encrypted files, macro-enabled files, and damaged packages.
Short answers about privacy, images, compatibility, and the ZIP result.
No. The converter reads the document, extracts images, creates Markdown, and builds the ZIP inside your browser.
Standard PNG, JPEG, and GIF images are copied as real files into assets/, and Markdown uses relative paths to those files.
The converter reports detected unsupported objects so you can check the original document after conversion.
One Markdown file, an assets/ folder when supported images exist, and a conversion-report.json coverage report.
No. Save the document as .docx in Word before using this converter.