By ToolzHive
About this tool
Copying from Word or Google Docs into a website usually brings a mess of spans, inline styles, fonts and hidden Office markup. The Word to HTML converter keeps only the meaningful structure (headings, paragraphs, bold and italic, lists, links, tables and images) and outputs clean, semantic HTML ready for your CMS, email template or code.
How to use Word to HTML Converter
- Paste your formatted content into the editor, or type and format it there.
- Choose whether to keep classes and styles, remove empty paragraphs or images, and indent the code.
- Copy the clean HTML or download it as a file.
Worked example
A paragraph pasted from Word can arrive as 400 characters of span and mso-style markup. After cleaning it becomes <p>We sell <strong>hand-made</strong> goods.</p>.
What does "clean HTML" mean?
HTML that contains only structural tags such as p, h2, ul, li, strong, em, a and table, without fonts, colors or Office-specific code. It inherits your website's styles.
Are bold and italic kept from Google Docs?
Yes. Google Docs marks bold and italic with styles, which the converter turns into proper <strong> and <em> tags.
Is my document uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser.
Put this guide into practice
- Word to HTML Converter — Paste from Word or Google Docs and get clean, semantic HTML code.