Convert Excel spreadsheets to editable Word documents (.docx) — single file or up to ten at once. Upload .xlsx or .xls files and get back .docx files with the spreadsheet data reconstructed as Word tables you can edit, restyle, and embed in
Convert Excel spreadsheets to editable Word documents (.docx) — single file or up to ten at once. Upload .xlsx or .xls files and get back .docx files with the spreadsheet data reconstructed as Word tables you can edit, restyle, and embed into reports. Useful for turning a quarterly numbers sheet into a formatted Word writeup, or for handing off data to a colleague who works in Word, not Excel.
Conversion is handled server-side so multi-sheet workbooks, merged cells, and basic cell formatting carry across as faithfully as the target format allows. Files are processed and removed automatically — see our privacy policy for details on data handling.
Why Convert Excel to Word?
Both. Pick one file for a single conversion, or queue up to 10 files (.xlsx and .xls mixed) and convert them in a single batch. Each file is converted sequentially with a progress indicator showing which is currently running.
Tables transfer to Word as native, editable .docx tables — column structure and visible cell values are kept. Formulas are flattened to their computed values (Word has no formula engine), and complex Excel features like pivot tables and charts may come across as static representations rather than live objects.
Each worksheet typically becomes its own section in the resulting .docx, usually with the sheet name as a heading. Order follows the workbook tab order.
25 MB per file and 100 MB total per batch on the free tier, with a cap of 10 files per session. Most spreadsheets fit well within these limits.
The batch keeps going. The failed file is marked in the file list and gets a Retry button so you can re-run just that one — the rest of the batch isn't affected.
Each converted .docx gets its own Download button. If two or more succeed, a single "Download all as ZIP" button appears at the bottom that bundles them into one .zip archive.
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