Use a modern .docx document and review its structure before moving the result into another publishing system.
Choose a DOCX File
Select one or more .docx files. Save an older .doc document as DOCX in a compatible word processor first.
Convert the Document
Start conversion to read the document content and translate supported structure into Markdown.
Review Headings and Tables
Compare heading levels, numbered lists, links, and table cells with the original document.
Download or Copy Markdown
Choose Markdown document from the download menu, or copy the result. Make any corrections in a Markdown editor.
Choose a DOCX File
Select one or more .docx files. Save an older .doc document as DOCX in a compatible word processor first.
Convert the Document
Start conversion to read the document content and translate supported structure into Markdown.
Review Headings and Tables
Compare heading levels, numbered lists, links, and table cells with the original document.
Download or Copy Markdown
Choose Markdown document from the download menu, or copy the result. Make any corrections in a Markdown editor.
Word combines content with page design. Markdown keeps a text representation, so a useful conversion depends on the structure stored in the DOCX file.

The result is Markdown text to inspect and edit after export. Do not assume embedded images are supplied as a separate asset folder; check image references and provide missing assets for your destination.

Use the converted text as a working document, with the original DOCX available for checking details.