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WordWebby OfficeShortcuts — turns a Word document into a responsive page
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Turn a Word document into a real website — free, right in your browser

Write in Word the way you always have. Add a few pictures. WordWeb builds a responsive, good-looking page you can publish — no WordPress account, no hosting setup, no code. Built by OfficeShortcuts for anyone who'd rather write than wrestle with a website builder.

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Source

1. Word document (.docx)A plain document with headings works. A table with a nav row and bookmarks works too.
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2. PicturesAdd 4 pictures. No table in your Word doc? These 4 build the layout below; extra pictures become section banners.

Page settings

Color theme (click to apply)
Photo layout (click to apply)

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Build a web page from a Word layout

Open a Word document — a plain one with headings, or one with a nav table and bookmarks. Then add 4 pictures and pick a layout.

About WordWeb

WordWeb is a free, browser-based Word to website converter from OfficeShortcuts.com. Write your page in Microsoft Word, add your pictures, and WordWeb generates a single, responsive HTML page you can download or publish — no WordPress, website builder, or coding knowledge required. It works entirely in your browser: your document and pictures are never uploaded to a server.

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How it works

  1. Simple way: write a plain Word document with Heading 1 or Heading 2 styles on each section title (or just bold a short line). No table needed.
  2. Advanced way: build one table. Row 1: six navigation cells, each hyperlinked to a bookmark (Insert → Link → Place in this document). Row 2: one large picture. Row 3: three pictures side by side. Row 4: an intro paragraph. Below the table, put a bookmark on each section heading.
  3. Open the .docx here, then add 4 pictures. Pick a photo layout — hero with gallery, 2x2 grid, split, or strip.
  4. Give each picture alt text. Extra pictures beyond the first 4 become section banners.
  5. Pick a color theme, add up to 10 keywords, and watch the Publication Score reach 100%.
  6. Publish to a server that accepts uploads (enter its URL or IP address), or download index.html and upload it to your host.