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Word to HWPX

Extract the paragraph text from a Word (DOCX) document and write it as a Hangul HWPX file. HWPX is Hancom's XML-based standard format (KS X 6101) and is what Hangul 2014 and later prefer.
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Supports files up to 50 MiB each.

Drop in a file, click convert, and you're done. Everything runs directly in your browser with no upload to wait for, and the result is ready to download right away.

Things to know

  • Only the text is carried over. Images, fonts, colours, and paragraph styles are not preserved.
  • Word tables become tab-separated paragraphs rather than Hangul tables.
  • HWPX needs Hangul 2014 or later; choose Word to HWP for older releases.

How to use

  1. Choose a DOCX

    Select a Word DOCX file up to 50 MiB.

  2. Start the conversion

    Once the file check completes, start building the HWPX.

  3. Save the HWPX

    Download the finished Hangul file.

Frequently asked questions

What is HWPX?

HWPX is Hancom's XML-based document format, standardised in Korea as KS X 6101. It packages the document as a zip of XML parts, much like DOCX does, and Hangul 2014 and later open it natively.

Should I choose HWPX or HWP?

Choose HWPX when you are on Hangul 2014 or later. Choose HWP when the file has to open in an older release, or somewhere that accepts the .hwp extension only.

What happens to my tables?

Table text is preserved but flattened: each row becomes one paragraph with tab-separated cells. The table structure itself is not rebuilt.

Can I convert an older DOC file?

No. The Word 97-2003 DOC format is not supported. Re-save the file as DOCX in Word, then convert it.

Is my document sent anywhere?

No. Your file never leaves your device. The conversion runs entirely in your browser and nothing is uploaded.