Convert Word documents to HTML directly on the server!
This tool converts docx format files edited and saved in Microsoft Word (hereafter Word) into simple and easy-to-edit HTML.
You can easily create Web pages from documents created in familiar Word.
01 Easily create HTML from docx without HTML knowledge
You can output docx created in Word as-is to HTML files. Even if you are not familiar with HTML tags, you can easily create HTML that approximates the structure of a document created in Word.
Our proprietary conversion engine allows docx documents to be converted to HTML even if Word is not installed.
Command-line interface, .NET interface and Java interface are available. These can be used for easy integration into applications.
You can choose the product that best suits your needs, from the stand-alone product ‘HTML on Word’ which can be used easily, to the library product ‘Docx to HTML’, which can be integrated into services.
If you want to convert a Word document to HTML on a standalone PC, ‘HTML on Word’ is available.
→ HTML on Word
Word documents are analyzed and processed for HTML conversion, and a wide range of options are available.
"Docx to HTML” and "HTML on Word" have the same conversion features and options, with the exception of a few features.
→ Differences in product features
For more information on each feature, link to the “HTML on Word” page.
Convert Word documents to HTML
Advanced web page creation
Interfaces
The new V2.0 has a number of new features and enhancements to make it more practical to use.
Features not even found in Word!
The Microsoft Word function does not allow links to be set up to the mark entry position in the index text, but our unique analysis process allows hyperlinks to be set up and output when converting to HTML.
Footnotes output
Conversion of footnotes inserted on Microsoft Word is now supported. You can specify the display method in the options settings.
Note: Endnotes have been supported from previous version.
Many other new features have been added. For details, please see the “HTML on Word” Feature Introduction page.
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