Convert Word to Markdown
DOCX documents — headings, lists, tables and links converted cleanly.
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Up to 25 MB
Supports: PDF · DOCX · XLSX · PPTX · HTML · CSV · JSON · XML · TXT · MD · IPYNB
How it works
- Add your Word document
- The file (or link) is converted automatically — no sign-up, nothing saved.
- Copy the Markdown, or download it as a .md file.
Frequently asked questions
Are track changes and comments included?
Do embedded images come through?
What about nested or multi-level lists?
Why convert to Markdown?
Is Markdown Please free?
Are my files stored or shared?
Which file formats are supported?
Can I convert a web page or online file?
Is there a file size limit?
Why convert Word (DOCX) to Markdown?
Word documents carry a lot of formatting baggage that doesn't belong in a wiki, a README, or an AI prompt. Markdown Please converts your .docx file's headings, paragraphs, lists, tables and links into clean Markdown — no styles, no clutter.
Great for turning specs, reports, meeting notes or documentation drafted in Word into something you can commit to Git, paste into Notion or Obsidian, or feed into an AI tool.
No install, no sign-up — your file is converted in your browser and discarded immediately. Markdown is also the format AI models read best, so it's the ideal bridge between Word and ChatGPT or Claude.
What is a Word document (DOCX)?
DOCX is Microsoft Word's format for text documents — it stores your writing along with fonts, styles, and layout information. Most of that formatting isn't meaningful outside of Word itself, so Markdown Please extracts just the structural parts — headings, paragraphs, lists, tables and links — and leaves the rest behind.
What is Markdown?
Markdown is a lightweight way to write formatted text using plain characters — a "#" for a heading, a "-" for a list item, brackets and parentheses for a link. It looks almost like plain text but renders as proper formatting anywhere that understands it: GitHub, Notion, static site generators, and AI chat tools all read it natively.