← MDifying document to Markdown converter
Drop a .md file and get back a .docx you can open in Word, Google Docs or Pages. Headings become real Word heading styles — the ones the navigation pane and a table of contents are built from — and tables become real tables rather than rows of pipes.
Convert a file now — it is free and runs in your browser
Pasting Markdown into Word gives you the characters, not the structure: the hashes stay on the page as hashes, the pipes stay as pipes, and a document with thirty headings has none Word can see. Converting instead of pasting is what makes the outline, the navigation pane and any table of contents work.
Headings at every level, ordered and bulleted lists including nested ones, tables with a header row, links that keep their destination, inline code and code blocks, block quotes and horizontal rules.
The document uses Word's own default styling. Markdown carries no fonts, sizes or colours, so inventing them would hand you someone else's design to undo — what you get is a plain document with real structure, ready for your own template.
Images are the one thing that cannot come across. A Markdown image is a link to a file somewhere else, and fetching it would mean sending your document to a third party — which is the one thing this converter does not do. The alt text is kept so you know where a picture belonged.