Convert Word to HTML

Clean HTML, not Word soup

“Save as Web Page” in Word produces HTML stuffed with Office-specific styles, conditional comments and font definitions. Pasted into a website, it breaks your design and bloats the page. Atifo converts your document to clean, semantic HTML that uses only standard elements:

A Word HTML converter for DOCX to HTML that outputs clean HTML from Word, without the extra styling Word adds.

• h1–h4 for headings and p for paragraphs
• ul, ol and li for lists, including nested lists
• table, tr, th and td for tables
• strong, em, u and s for emphasis
• a for links and img for pictures

Your site’s own styles then take over, so the content looks like the rest of your pages.

Two output styles

• Complete web page adds a <head>, a title and light styling, so the file opens nicely on its own in a browser.
• Content only gives just the body HTML, ready to paste into WordPress, Blogger, Ghost, Webflow or any CMS’s HTML or code view.

Images

By default, images are embedded directly in the HTML as data, so a single file contains everything. That’s convenient but makes the file larger. If you upload images to your CMS separately, switch off “Include images” for lighter HTML.

Safe output

Only web, email and phone links are kept; anything unusual is removed. Your document is converted on your device and never uploaded. For plain text instead, use Word to text.