Rich Text to HTML Converter

Rich Text to HTML is an online converter for turning Word documents, web content, and other rich text into usable HTML. Paste content into the editor, upload images, or import a Word file, then copy or download the resulting source code after light visual edits.

Key Features

• Paste conversion: Paste from Word or web pages and generate HTML while keeping tables, images, and common formatting when possible.
• Visual editing: Use familiar controls for bold, headings, lists, alignment, links, tables, and images to refine content after pasting.
• Image and Word import: Upload local images into the document, or import a .docx file and continue editing before export.
• HTML export tools: Switch to the HTML view to copy source, download a complete HTML file, format or minify code, and optionally clean Word junk, class/style attributes, simplified tags, and empty tags.

Use Cases

• Convert Word drafts into HTML snippets for websites
• Extract and tidy HTML from copied web content
• Prepare rich text for CMS fields, email templates, or static pages
• Remove leftover styles and redundant markup from pasted content

How to Use

1. Paste rich text in the Edit tab, or upload images / import a Word document.
2. Adjust formatting with the toolbar if needed.
3. Open the HTML tab, apply cleanup options when necessary, then copy or download the result.

Notes

Copy-paste from Word usually preserves highlights, borders, and other complex styles better than .docx import, which produces simplified HTML. Uploaded images are written in a portable form so the HTML remains usable outside the current page. Processing happens locally in your browser.

FAQ

Q: Can I paste directly from Word?

A: Yes. Copy-paste is recommended when you want better fidelity for tables, images, and common formatting.

Q: What is the difference between importing Word and pasting?

A: Paste uses clipboard HTML and usually keeps more styling. Import converts .docx into simplified HTML, so some highlights or borders may be lost.

Q: Can I download the HTML?

A: Yes. You can copy the source or download a complete HTML file for local use or other systems.

Q: Will images be kept?

A: Linked web images and locally uploaded images can be included in the editor content and exported with the HTML.

Q: Does it work on mobile?

A: Yes. The page is mobile-friendly, and you can switch between editing and HTML in the same area.