Convert Claude output to a Word document

Works with Claude.ai chats, Artifacts, and Claude Code files

Copy a long answer out of Claude and paste it into Microsoft Word, and you get the raw Markdown source: headings show up as lines starting with ##, bold text keeps its literal **asterisks**, and tables collapse into a wall of pipe characters. That's because Claude writes Markdown, and Word doesn't speak it.

md→docx fixes that in one step: paste Claude's response, click Export .docx, and download a real Word file with the formatting Claude intended.

→ Paste your Claude output here (free, no sign-up to try)

What survives the conversion

Tables become real Word tables — borders, shaded header row, column alignment.
Code blocks keep their syntax highlighting in a clean shaded box.
Headings (H1–H6) become real Word styles, so the document outline and navigation pane work.
Nested lists, task lists (- [x]), blockquotes, links, and inline code all render properly.

How to do it

In Claude, use the Copy button under the response (or copy the raw Artifact / the .md file Claude Code wrote).
Paste it into the md→docx editor — you'll see a live preview of the final document.
Click Export .docx and open the file in Word — or upload it to Google Docs; it imports cleanly there too.

Using Claude Code or an agent?

If your workflow is automated, skip the browser: md→docx has a developer API and a portable agent skill that converts Markdown to .docx from the command line or from inside a coding agent like Claude Code.

FAQ

Is it free?: Yes — you can try a couple of exports with no sign-in at all, and get 5 more free with a Google account. Unlimited exports are $2/month.
Does it work with ChatGPT or Gemini output too?: Yes — they all emit standard Markdown. See ChatGPT to Word.
What Markdown syntax is supported?: CommonMark plus GitHub-flavored Markdown: tables, fenced code blocks, task lists, strikethrough, and more.

Also see: ChatGPT → Word · Design docs & RFCs → Word · CLI, API & agent skill