Start with markdown
Learn how headings, lists, tables, code, and diagrams affect the final export.
Guides
Practical walkthroughs for markdown conversion, diagrams, and AI document pipelines.
These tutorials explain how to structure markdown, use Mermaid and PlantUML, prepare AI output for export, and choose the right format for review. Start with the conversion guide if you want the fastest path from markdown to .docx.
Learn how headings, lists, tables, code, and diagrams affect the final export.
Use Mermaid and PlantUML source when your document needs flows, sequences, or architecture views.
Check the preview, then download Word or PDF for review, sharing, and archiving.
Reading path
If you are new to the tool, begin with the markdown-to-Word guide, then read the Mermaid and PlantUML guides when your document needs visuals. The AI workflow guide is useful once you already have a prompt-to-markdown process and want cleaner handoffs for clients, managers, or reviewers.
Learn how markdown structure, preview checks, and formatting controls affect the final .docx file.
Use Mermaid for quick markdown-native visuals and PlantUML for formal UML or architecture specs.
Turn the same checklist into a repeatable workflow for proposals, reports, specs, and technical guides.
A practical guide from raw markdown to a finished .docx file, including content from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, GitHub, and your own editor.
Use fenced Mermaid blocks in markdown, preview the diagram, then export a Word document with the visual included inline.
Learn the PlantUML basics that matter for documentation, then preview, export, or embed UML diagrams in markdown documents.
A repeatable workflow for turning LLM output into editable .docx files with structure, diagrams, and formatting intact.
Keep markdown as the source of truth while delivering Word and PDF files for reviewers, clients, and non-technical stakeholders.