Make your HTML ready to use.
Your document, now in code. Review the HTML, tidy up the markup and preview the result before taking it to your website.
Your code, ready for a final check
From converted code to finished content
Make a small change, check the result, then keep what works.
Make the final adjustments
This is the code-editing step of the Word to HTML workflow. Review the converted markup or paste HTML you already have. Adjust a heading, fix a link or remove an extra tag without returning to Word.
Use Send updated code to pass your changes back to the converter.
Keep the markup you need
Word content can bring along extra tags and formatting. Use Clean HTML for the standard clean-up, then check that the headings, lists and tables still look the way you want.
The Original button lets you return to the original version.
Try a more meaningful structure
Clean HTML with AI offers another way to tidy up your code. It can help turn formatting-heavy markup into a clearer document structure, with elements that describe the content.
Review the changes before using the result, especially in documents with complex tables or unusual formatting.
See the page before you use it
Press Run to open the browser preview. Check the layout, spacing and links after editing or cleaning your HTML.
When it looks right, use Select All and copy the code into your website, blog or content editor.