Convert .md to .docx

If you've got a .md file — from a codebase's documentation, a static site's content folder, an export from a notes app, or anywhere else — and need it as an actual .docx file rather than plain text, this does that conversion directly in the browser.

Drop the .md file onto the page (or paste its contents), click Convert, and headings, nested lists, tables, blockquotes, and fenced code blocks all come through as native Word formatting rather than raw Markdown syntax. LaTeX math ($...$ or $$...$$) converts to a real, editable Word equation instead of an image or plain text.

There's no software to install and no account to create — this runs the same conversion engine as mdformatter's other pages, just framed around the specific .md-to-.docx file-extension conversion rather than the general "Markdown to Word" phrasing, for anyone searching by file type instead.

This also works for a batch of README.md or similar documentation files one at a time — drop each one in, convert, and download — since the tool itself doesn't distinguish where a given .md file came from, only its Markdown content.