Document Editor

Open · .docx

Open a DOCX File Without Microsoft Word

Got a Word document but no app to open it? Open it in your browser, make your changes and save to your device.

Open your DOCX →

Update a few lines in your CV, adjust a table in a report or export a PDF. Work with text, images and common page layouts, and open older DOC files too.

Files are opened and processed on your device, with no document upload or account required.

How it works

  1. Click Open your DOCX to launch the editor in your browser.
  2. Pick a .docx file from your device, or drag and drop it onto the page.
  3. It renders locally with the OnlyOffice engine — read it, or edit the text in place.
  4. Download it again as DOCX, PDF or TXT when you are done.

What you can do

  • Open and read .docx (and .doc) file with support for common formatting
  • Edit the text, then download again as DOCX, PDF or TXT
  • No Microsoft Word, no Microsoft account, no Copilot
  • Local files are opened, edited and converted on your device, without a document-processing server. The source code is public for inspection and self-hosting.
  • Try the features you need while online, then use what your browser has saved offline. Opening files from links still needs a connection.

Frequently asked questions

Can I open a DOCX file without Microsoft Word?

Yes. It opens DOCX directly in your browser — no Word, Office or Microsoft account needed.

Is the Word formatting preserved?

Yes. It uses the OnlyOffice engine, so fonts, tables, images and layout are preserved.

Is my document uploaded anywhere?

No. When you open local files directly on this site, viewing, editing and conversion happen on your device without uploading your documents.

Can I edit and save it, not just view?

Yes. Edit it and download again as DOCX, PDF or TXT — no account required.

Does it work with old .doc files?

Yes. It opens both the modern .docx and the older binary .doc with the same OnlyOffice engine.

Can I convert a DOCX to PDF?

Yes. Open the DOCX, then choose Download as / Save as PDF — the PDF is generated on your device.

Is there a file size limit?

No fixed limit. Everything runs in your browser, so the practical ceiling is your device's memory.