Word to Markdown with Images

Convert Word files into Markdown and download extracted images for docs repositories or publishing workflows.

General Markdown with clean headings, links, lists, and tables.

Runs in your browser
No document text in analytics
Copy or download Markdown

Markdown output

0 characters · 0 words · 0 lines

Word-like input to clean Markdown

Before

Product Launch Notes
Owner: Product Team

Goals
1. Publish the new integration guide.
2. Add links to the support playbook.

Status table
Task | Owner | State
Docs | Maya | Ready
Screenshots | DevRel | Needs review

After

# Product Launch Notes

**Owner:** Product Team

## Goals

1. Publish the new integration guide.
2. Add links to the support playbook.

## Status table

| Task | Owner | State |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Docs | Maya | Ready |
| Screenshots | DevRel | Needs review |

How image extraction works

When Mammoth can read an embedded Word image, the converter writes a relative Markdown reference such as images/image-01.png and prepares a ZIP with the extracted files.

What to check after conversion

  • Move the images folder next to your Markdown file.
  • Rename image files if your docs site needs descriptive names.
  • Review warnings for unsupported image formats.

Image support is format dependent

Most standard PNG and JPEG images work. Complex shapes, charts, SmartArt, and linked remote images may need manual export from Word.

Frequently asked questions

Are Word files uploaded to a server?+

The converter is designed to process DOCX files in your browser. Analytics events never include file names, document text, or converted Markdown.

Can it convert old .doc files?+

The first version supports .docx files. For older .doc files, open them in Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice and save a .docx copy first.

Will the Markdown look exactly like the Word file?+

No. The converter prioritizes clean semantic Markdown over exact visual layout, so spacing, fonts, and page-specific styling are simplified.