How to convert Word to text, Markdown or HTML
- Add one or more Word files (.docx).
- Choose the output: plain text, Markdown or web page.
- Click Convert and download your files.
Need to paste a report into a website, an email or an online platform without dragging Word’s formatting along? This tool pulls the text out of your DOCX files in the format you need.
Plain text (.txt) keeps only the words, perfect for forms, analysis or lightweight archiving. Markdown (.md) keeps the structure (headings, bold, lists, links, tables) in a readable format loved by developers, blogs and note-taking apps; if the document has pictures, they come with the .md file in a ZIP. The web page (.html) keeps headings, lists and tables for direct publishing.
Students and teachers use it to move course notes into a learning platform, and teams use it to publish procedures on an intranet. You can convert up to 50 files at once. The tool works the same on a phone or a computer, so you can grab the text of a document you just received by email without opening Word.
Files are processed in memory and deleted automatically after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between plain text, Markdown and HTML?
Plain text keeps only the words; Markdown keeps the structure (headings, lists, bold) as readable text; HTML produces a web page ready to display.
Are images kept?
With Markdown, the document’s pictures are delivered in a ZIP with the .md file. Plain text has no images.
Are tables converted?
Yes in Markdown and HTML; in plain text only their text content is kept.
Can I convert a .doc file?
The tool reads DOCX files. For a .doc, convert it first with the Convert document tool.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free with no sign-up, up to 300 MB per file.