Jupyter to Word Converter - Notebook to DOCX Report

Convert Jupyter notebooks to Microsoft Word DOCX format. Transform data science notebooks into professional reports. Private, browser-based.

Tip: Run all cells in Jupyter before exporting for complete outputs. First conversion downloads Pandoc (~55MB).

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Accepts .ipynb files

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Frequently Asked Questions

Word documents are easier to share with non-technical stakeholders, can be edited collaboratively, and are required for many business reports, academic submissions, and documentation.

Yes. Code cells are converted to formatted code blocks in Word. You can include or exclude code outputs based on your notebook's execution state.

Markdown cells convert to formatted Word content. Headers, lists, links, images, and text formatting are all preserved in the DOCX output.

Yes. Output images from matplotlib, seaborn, plotly, and other visualization libraries are embedded in the Word document as inline images.

Yes. Text outputs, tables, and images from executed cells are included. For best results, run all cells in Jupyter before exporting.

Yes. Simply upload your .ipynb file and it will be converted. The notebook should be a valid JSON-formatted Jupyter notebook.

The converter works with any Jupyter notebook regardless of kernel. It converts the notebook content, not the execution environment.

Completely private. All conversion happens in your browser using WebAssembly. Your data, code, and analysis never leave your device.

HTML tables in cell outputs convert to Word tables. Plain text dataframe outputs appear as formatted text. For best results, use df.to_html() or display().

Yes. The output is a standard DOCX file. Open it in Microsoft Word, LibreOffice, or Google Docs to add formatting, comments, or additional content.

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