Word (DOCX) to HTML
Convert docx to html with pandoc. Runs entirely on your device.
Runs on your device. The file is never uploaded.
Word (DOCX) to HTML converts a Word document into HTML elements: headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, links and footnotes, saved with the .html extension. Pandoc opens the .docx itself and only its printed output is kept. Fonts, colours, margins, page size and theme styling are gone, and no wrapper or CSS surrounds the result.
Questions
Will the HTML look like my Word document?
No, and it is not meant to. Pandoc converts the document structure, so you get headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, links and footnotes as clean HTML elements. Fonts, colours, margins, page size and Word theme styling are all gone. Style the result with your own CSS and it will fit the site it is going into.
What happens to the pictures in the document?
The HTML refers to them, but you do not get them. Pandoc extracts embedded media into its own media bag and this tool returns only pandoc's text output, so an img tag can point at a media path with no file behind it. A .docx is a zip, so pull the pictures out of its word/media folder yourself.
Is it a full HTML page?
No. Pandoc runs without its standalone option, so the output is a fragment: no doctype, no html, head or body wrapper, no charset declaration and no CSS. Paste it into your own page or template. The download is your file name with the .html extension.
Is there a tool that converts HTML back to Word?
Not on this site. The nearest route is HTML to Markdown followed by Markdown to Word (DOCX), which gets you an editable .docx with pandoc's default styling rather than your original formatting. Word (DOCX) to Markdown covers the other half of this tool's job.
Does my document get uploaded?
No. This is pandoc compiled to WebAssembly running in a Web Worker in this browser tab, so the .docx is read on your own machine and nothing is sent anywhere. There is no account and no size quota beyond your device memory, since the file is held in memory while it converts.