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Word to HTML Converter

Convert .docx files to clean HTML — headings, bold, lists, and images preserved. Private: runs in your browser.

Drop your .docx file here
or click to browse — only .docx supported
What gets converted
Headings — Word Heading 1–6 → h1–h6
Formatting — Bold → strong, Italic → em
Lists — Bullet & numbered lists → ul/ol
Links — Hyperlinks → a href
Images — Embedded as base64 (optional)
Tables — basic support only
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What is Word to HTML?

Convert Word .docx files to clean HTML online free. Preserves headings, bold, italic, lists and images. No upload — runs entirely in your browser. Productivity tools to help you work smarter and faster. TekPulse's Word to HTML is completely free — no signup, no ads in results, and no data stored on our servers.

How to Use Word to HTML Online

  1. Upload a .docx Word file using the drop zone
  2. The tool converts your Word document to clean HTML using mammoth.js in your browser
  3. Preview the rendered HTML alongside the raw HTML code
  4. Toggle "Include Images" to embed images as Base64 data URIs in the HTML
  5. Copy the HTML or download it as an .html file for use in your website or CMS

Why Use TekPulse Word to HTML?

Runs Entirely in Your Browser
Conversion uses the open-source mammoth.js library client-side — your .docx file is never uploaded
Semantic Headings Preserved
Word Heading 1–6 styles convert to proper h1–h6 tags, with bold/italic and lists kept intact
Optional Embedded Images
Images can be embedded as base64 directly in the HTML, or stripped out
Copy Code or Download .html
View the generated HTML in a code tab or live preview, then copy or download it

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Frequently Asked Questions

Only .docx files (Word 2007 and later). Older .doc format is not supported. If you have a .doc file, open it in Word/LibreOffice and save as .docx first.

Yes — Word styles are converted to semantic HTML. Heading 1 becomes <h1>, Heading 2 becomes <h2>, bold becomes <strong>, italic becomes <em>, and bulleted/numbered lists become <ul>/<ol> elements.

Yes, when "Include Images" is enabled. Images are embedded as Base64 data URIs inside <img> tags, so the HTML file is self-contained with no external file dependencies.

No — the conversion happens entirely in your browser using mammoth.js (a client-side JavaScript library). Your .docx file never leaves your device. It is 100% private.

Copy the HTML and paste it into your CMS editor (WordPress, Wix, etc.) or directly into an HTML file. You can also download the .html file and open it in a browser. Add your own CSS to style it further.

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