Free Doc (Word) To HTML Converter

Looking for a quick way to convert .doc format into HTML? Recently I stumbled on a little  gem called Doc To Html Converter. Sadly it is not a portable tool, but can still come handy. Just run the program, choose your Microsoft Word(.doc) file, select the destination where you would like to save the output, and hit Convert. Once the operation is complete, it will open the converted document in your default web browser.

doc to html converter

It doesn’t support docx format yet, a real bummer. But it is nevertheless still useful, you can save your .docx document to .doc format using MS Word and then use this tool to convert it to HTML.

Download Doc To Html Converter

It works on all versions of Windows. Enjoy!

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