Excel to Word
Turn spreadsheet sheets into formatted Word tables.
or drop it here
.xlsx or .csv · each sheet becomes a Word table
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How it works
How to convert Excel to Word
To convert Excel to Word, open your spreadsheet above, choose the sheets you want, and press Convert. Each sheet becomes a formatted table in a Word document (.docx).
Cells appear exactly as Excel displays them: dates, currency, percentages and thousands separators stay as you formatted them. Bold text, merged cells, alignment and cell colours come across too, and header rows repeat at the top of every page.
- 01
Open your spreadsheet
Choose an .xlsx or .csv file. Every sheet is listed with its size, and a preview shows the first rows.
- 02
Pick the sheets
Visible sheets with data are ticked to start with. Hidden sheets are listed but left unticked.
- 03
Set up the page
Choose A4 or Letter. With orientation on Auto, wide tables get landscape pages so the columns fit.
- 04
Convert and download
Press Convert to download a .docx file you can open and edit in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice.
Features
What it does well
Formats kept
Numbers keep their Excel format, so $1,234.50, 12.5% and 31 Mar 2026 look the same in Word.
Real Word tables
The result is an editable table, not a picture, so you can change text, add rows or restyle it.
Fits the page
Column widths follow your spreadsheet and shrink to fit the page when needed, with slightly smaller text if a sheet is wide.
Headers on every page
Header rows repeat at the top of each page, so long tables stay readable when printed.
Good to know
- Formulas come across as their results, not as live formulas.
- Charts, images, comments and pivot tables are not converted.
- Word tables can have at most 63 columns, so wider sheets cannot be converted as they are.
- Older .xls files need to be saved as .xlsx first.
Privacy
Your spreadsheet is read and the Word file is created inside this browser tab. Neither file is uploaded.
Questions