Format a Word document

Format a Word document

Paste a draft. Download a formatted .docx with headings, lists, and spacing a Word file should have.

⌘ EnterPaste some text

Paste a draft and download a formatted Word file (.docx). This is a Word formatter: headings, lists, and spacing a document should have — not a blank template you fill by hand.

It is also a document formatter and word formatter: paste text, then format a Word document you can download. Auto format Word document jobs belong here too.

How to format a Word document here

  1. Paste your text — notes, a messy draft, or something copied from email.
  2. Add instructions (optional) — “use H2s for sections”, “keep my bullet list”, “make it look like a memo”.
  3. Format Word — download the .docx.

If the content is really a grid of data, convert it first with the text to table converter, then paste the table into this Word formatter. For a sendable email instead of a file, use the email formatter.

What it is for

  • Turning a plain-text draft into a Word document
  • Cleaning headings and lists before you send a file
  • Getting a .docx you can open in Word or Google Docs

Tips

  1. Paste the whole draft, not one paragraph at a time.
  2. Say the document type in the instructions (“one-pager”, “meeting notes”, “policy”).
  3. Keep instructions short. This formats a Word document; it does not write a new one from a one-line prompt.