MediaWiki to Word Converter - Wiki Content to DOCX

Convert MediaWiki markup to Word DOCX format. Export Wikipedia articles, wiki pages, and collaborative content to editable documents.

Note: First conversion initializes Pandoc WebAssembly (~55MB download). Subsequent conversions are instant and work offline.

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Accepts .wiki, .txt files

MediaWiki Input

Preview

Enter MediaWiki markup or upload a file to see preview

Standalone document with metadata

Document Metadata

Title

Author

Date

Subject

MediaWiki Syntax Quick Reference

MediaWiki	Description	Word Output
`== Heading ==`	Level 2 heading	Title style
`=== Heading ===`	Level 3 heading	Heading 1 style
`'''bold'''`	Bold text	Bold formatting
`''italic''`	Italic text	Italic formatting
`code`	Inline code	Monospace font
`<pre>code</pre>`	Preformatted text	Monospace paragraph
`* List item`	Bullet list	Bulleted list
`# Item`	Numbered list	Numbered list
`[[Link]]`	Internal link	Text reference
`[http://url Text]`	External link	Blue underlined link
`{\| class="wikitable"`	Table syntax	Word table

DOCX file downloaded

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Frequently Asked Questions

MediaWiki is the markup language used by Wikipedia and thousands of wikis worldwide. Converting to DOCX lets you archive wiki content, create offline documentation, submit content to publishers, or share with colleagues who prefer Word format.

Comprehensive support including wiki headers (== ==), bold ('''text'''), italic (''text''), internal links ([[Page]]), external links ([http://url]), lists (* #), tables ({| |}), templates, categories, and magic words. Most Wikipedia formatting converts accurately.

Yes. Copy the wiki source from any Wikipedia article (click 'Edit source' to see raw markup), paste it here, and convert to Word. Perfect for offline reading, research archiving, or creating study materials from encyclopedia content.

MediaWiki tables ({| |}) convert to native Word tables with borders and formatting preserved. Complex tables with rowspan/colspan attributes may need minor adjustments. Simple wiki tables convert perfectly.

Common templates like {{cite}} and magic words like __NOTOC__ are processed by Pandoc. Complex templates with custom logic may render as plain text or be stripped. For best results, preview before conversion or simplify template usage.

Internal links [[Article Name]] convert to regular text or hyperlinks depending on context. Since the DOCX isn't connected to the wiki, links become plain text references. External URLs [http://example.com] become clickable Word hyperlinks.

Excellent for documentation. Many open-source projects use MediaWiki for docs. Convert project wikis, API documentation, or help pages to Word for distribution, versioning, or integration into larger documentation sets.

Categories [[Category:Name]] and namespace prefixes (User:, Talk:) are preserved as text. The hierarchical wiki structure flattens to a single document. For multi-page wikis, convert pages individually and merge in Word if needed.

Image syntax [[File:Image.png]] is recognized, but images aren't embedded unless you provide full URLs. For image-heavy content, download images separately and insert manually in Word after conversion.

Currently single-page conversion only. For batch processing, save multiple pages as individual .wiki files and convert sequentially. Each conversion produces a standalone DOCX that downloads automatically.

Document Metadata

MediaWiki Syntax Quick Reference

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