DOCX Markdown Converter

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  • docx-markdown-converter

License

  • MIT

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  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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Two-way DOCX, ODT, HTML, and Markdown converter with live preview

DOCX Markdown Converter is a pure-Python desktop document transcoder, live source-versus-preview workspace, and batch folder converter for Linux. Built with PyQt5 and Python XML/ZIP libraries, it converts cleanly between Microsoft Word (.docx), OpenDocument Text (.odt), HTML, and CommonMark/GFM Markdown while preserving structure and formatting.

Key Features:

  • Two-Way Document Transcoder: Parses and writes .docx (word/document.xml headings H1-H6, bold/italic/code runs, bullet and numbered lists, and w:tbl tables), .odt (content.xml), HTML, and CommonMark/GFM Markdown.
  • Live Source vs Rendered Diff: Side-by-side editable source view with instant styled rich preview, interactive heading outline tree, and live document statistics (headings, words, tables, and links).
  • Batch Document Converter: Scans folders of .docx, .odt, .md, and .html files, converts them in bulk to your chosen format, and exports a detailed CSV conversion report.

Disclaimer: DOCX Markdown Converter is an independent open-source project by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Pandoc.

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