DOCX to HTML Converter
Clean, semantic HTML from Word documents
To convert DOCX to HTML, drop your Word document above and click Convert to HTML. Fylo turns headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, links and images into clean, semantic HTML in your browser — without the bloated inline styles Word's own 'Save as web page' produces. Images are embedded, so it's a single file, and nothing is uploaded.
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How to convert DOCX to HTML
Add DOCX files
Drop one or more .docx files.
Convert
Click Convert to HTML.
Use the HTML
Open it in a browser or paste the body into your CMS, email builder or website.
Clean HTML for the web
Word's 'Save as Web Page' produces HTML full of proprietary styles and conditional comments. Fylo uses mammoth, which maps Word styles to meaningful HTML instead: Heading 1 becomes <h1>, lists become <ul> and <ol>, tables become <table>. The output is easy to paste into WordPress, Ghost, Webflow or a newsletter tool and style with your own CSS.
Images and formatting
Images are embedded as data URLs, so the HTML works as a single file — handy for previews, though for websites you may want to upload images separately. Visual formatting such as fonts, colours and exact spacing is intentionally dropped to keep the code clean; bold, italic, links and structure are kept.
Turning Word into web pages
Writers often draft blog posts and help articles in Word. Converting to clean HTML preserves headings for SEO-friendly structure, keeps links working and lets your website's own styles take over, so the post matches the rest of your site instead of looking pasted from Word.
Learn more: DOCX format guide · HTML format guide
| Property | Fylo (mammoth) | Word export |
|---|---|---|
| Markup | Clean, semantic | Heavy inline styles |
| Images | Embedded in one file | Separate folder |
| Ready for CMS | Yes | Needs cleaning |
Frequently asked questions
Can I paste the HTML into WordPress?
Yes — use the code editor and paste the content between the <body> tags.
Are images included?
Yes, embedded as base64 data so the file is self-contained.
Are fonts and colours kept?
No, to keep the HTML clean. Add your own CSS.
Is my document uploaded?
No — conversion happens in your browser.
Will tables be kept?
Yes, Word tables become standard HTML tables you can style with CSS.
Can I convert several documents at once?
Yes — drop them all and download the HTML files as a ZIP.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. DOCX to HTML runs entirely in your browser — your files are processed on your own device and never sent anywhere. Once the page has loaded, it even keeps working if your connection drops.
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