Word to HTML Cleaner
Free · No Signup · Processed in Your Browser
Paste content copied from Word or Google Docs to strip out MSO tags, mso-* inline styles, and Word's own CSS classes — leaving clean HTML behind. Nothing you paste is ever uploaded.
Step 1 - Paste Content from Word or Google Docs
Copy content from Word, Google Docs, or Outlook and paste it into the box below as HTML (in most editors: paste, then use "Paste as HTML" or view the page source of a preview).
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Processed in your browser — your content is never uploaded.
Tip: paste to auto-clean, or press ⌘/Ctrl+Enter.
Step 2 - Click Button
Step 3 - Copy Your Cleaned Up Code
What This Removes
- Office XML namespace tags:
<o:p>,<w:sdt>,<v:shape>, and similar - MSO conditional comments (
<!--[if gte mso 9]>...<![endif]-->) - Inline
styleattributes, includingmso-*properties - Word's own classes, like
MsoNormal - Empty formatting
<span>shells and legacy<font>tags - Empty padding paragraphs Word inserts between real content
Headings, bold and italic text, links, lists, and tables are left intact — this cleans up the formatting cruft, not your actual content.