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Markdown → DOCX / PDF

Paste or import Markdown, review a formatted preview, then export a Word DOCX file or use your browser's native Save as PDF workflow. Your content stays in your browser.

Markdown document workspace

Paste Markdown or import a .md, .markdown or .txt file. Nothing is uploaded.

477 characters66 words24 lines10 document blocks

Formatted preview

Common Markdown formatting is shown below before export.

A4

Project handover

Release summary

The release is ready for review and includes the agreed browser-first improvements.

  • Validate the production build
  • Review the deployment notes
  • Confirm redirects and canonical URLs
Keep the stable production branch unchanged until validation is complete.

Verification command

npm run build

Build completed successfully.
No retired links found.

Final status: ready to share.

Export notes

DOCX is generated locally

The Word file is created in your browser using the project’s existing DOCX library. No document content is sent to FormatForge.

PDF uses the browser print engine

Choose Save as PDF in the print dialog. This avoids limited embedded fonts and supports the fonts and Unicode text your browser can render.

Supported Markdown

Headings, paragraphs, ordered and unordered lists, blockquotes, links, bold, italic, inline code, fenced code and horizontal rules are formatted.

Review complex Markdown

Tables, nested lists, images, footnotes and custom Markdown extensions are not fully reproduced. Review the preview before exporting.

Markdown document export without an upload

This tool is useful for README files, meeting notes, technical documentation, drafts and AI-generated Markdown that needs to become a shareable office document. DOCX is generated directly in the browser. PDF uses the browser print engine so fonts, Unicode text and page sizing are handled by the browser instead of a limited embedded PDF font.

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