How do I convert a Markdown file to Word?
Upload the .md file on this page (or paste its contents into the converter), check the live preview, and click Download DOCX. The whole flow takes under a minute, is free, and needs no account.
Markdown in, Word out.
Upload a .md file or paste Markdown, preview the exact page, download a real .docx — tables stay tables, math stays editable. Free, no signup.
Drop your Markdown file here
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Upload or paste
Drop a .md file below, or paste Markdown straight into the converter — both land in the same live editor.
Preview the page
The right-hand pane renders your document as the exact page you'll download — headings, tables, code, and math, nothing regenerated.
Download
DOCX, PDF, HTML, or cleaned-up Markdown. The Word file opens in Word, Google Docs, Pages, and LibreOffice.
Common questions
Do Markdown tables become real Word tables?
Yes — GFM pipe tables convert to native Word tables with column alignment preserved, via Pandoc. They're editable table objects in Word, not pasted text.
What happens to LaTeX math in the Markdown?
Inline $…$ and block $$…$$ math converts to native Office Math (OMML) — fully editable equations in Word. This is the part most converters skip: elsewhere math usually arrives as plain text or images.
Is the conversion really free? What's the catch?
Free, no signup, no quota, no watermarks. The preview and the PDF/HTML/Markdown exports run entirely in your browser; DOCX briefly uses our conversion service and nothing is stored.
Can I convert many Markdown files at once?
Yes — the batch converter takes up to 20 files and returns one ZIP.