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How to convert a web page to a Word document

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Short answer

Open the page, click the Save Any Page icon, choose “Reader view” and then “Download Word”. You get an editable .docx with the article’s headings, lists and tables — and none of the ads or menus. It opens in Microsoft Word, WPS, Google Docs, Pages and LibreOffice.

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Step by step

  1. Open the article

    Any page whose text you want to edit, quote or keep.

  2. Click the Save Any Page icon

    The side panel opens.

  3. Choose “Reader view” → “Download Word”

    A .docx file is created on your computer in a second.

  4. Or choose “Copy text” → “Copy with formatting”

    Paste straight into an open Word document, an email or your notes. Headings and lists are kept.

Real result

How to convert a web page to a Word document
Made by the extension from the Wikipedia article “Coffee”.

Why do it this way

Other ways, and when to use them

Select all and pasteWorks, but brings along menus, ads and odd fonts, and tables often fall apart.
Save as web page, then open in WordWord can open .html files, but images and layout usually break.

Questions

Does it keep images?

Copy with formatting keeps images that are publicly available. The .docx focuses on text, headings, lists and tables.

Can I get Markdown for Notion or Obsidian?

Yes. Reader view can download Markdown, and Copy text can copy Markdown.

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