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This is a convenient online Markdown to Word (DOCX) conversion tool. Users simply upload a .md file or paste Markdown text, and the system will automatically generate a .docx file, convenient for writing reports, papers, archiving, or printing.

🌟 Features

  • ✅ Supports uploading .md files or directly pasting Markdown text
  • 📄 Automatically converts to editable .docx files
  • 🧹 Simple interface, one-click conversion and download
  • 🔒 Files are automatically deleted after being saved on the server for 10 minutes to ensure privacy
  • 🚫 Currently does not support image or local file references

💡 Instructions

  1. Open the website homepage
  2. Select to upload a .md file or paste Markdown text into the input box
  3. Click the "Convert to DOCX" button
  4. After a short wait, click the "Download" button to obtain the Word document

⚠️ File size limit: Uploaded files must be less than 1 MB

❓ FAQ

1. How long are files stored on the server?

Files are only temporarily stored on the server for 20 minutes, after which the system automatically deletes the source file and the converted result to ensure data privacy and security.

2. Why aren't images displayed?

The current version does not support images or local image paths (e.g., ![alt](./image.png)). If you want to export documents with images, please convert them to online links first or wait for a future version update.

3. Is there a file size limit?

Yes. Uploaded Markdown files should be smaller than 1 MB. If the document is larger, try deleting unnecessary images or splitting the file before uploading.

4. Will my files be saved or shared?

No. All files are used only for conversion purposes and are automatically deleted after 20 minutes. They are not viewed or stored by anyone.

5. What formats are supported for converted Word files?

The generated .docx file is compatible with:

  • Microsoft Word
  • WPS Office
  • LibreOffice
  • Google Docs (can be uploaded directly)

6. Why is the formatting slightly different after conversion?

Because Markdown and Word use different formatting conventions, some formatting (such as tables, task lists, or inline code styles) may differ slightly.

We strive to accurately restore basic formatting, such as headings, paragraphs, lists, and references.