DOCX editor API in the browser
Read Structured Document Tags (SDTs) by ID, tag, or title. Search text and queue document changes.
Read the guide→Read and change Word documents through an Office.js-compatible API. Run these operations in an open editor or against DOCX bytes on a server.
The initial renewal term is unlimited.
The initial renewal term is unlimited.
The initial renewal term is unlimited.
Connect your editor to a TypeScript backend.
Read Structured Document Tags (SDTs) by ID, tag, or title. Search text and queue document changes.
Read the guide→Process document bytes in a Node route, worker, script, or background job.
Read the guide→Attach the browser runtime to the document that your user already has open.
Read the guide→Use the Office.js-style load, write, and sync pattern in an open editor or a TypeScript backend.
Attach the browser runtime to a React or Vue editor. Use the server runtime for Node routes, workers, and scripts.
Search document text or address Structured Document Tags by ID, tag, or title. Load values before you read them.
Queue related writes, then call sync. The server runtime returns saved bytes. The browser host controls saving.
You define access, validation, retention, and approval rules. DOCX Editor applies supported document operations.
Legal
Extract clauses, apply approved terms, and create reviewable contract changes from your workflow.
Healthcare
Fill templates and update structured fields while preserving the DOCX file your organization uses.
Insurance
Move document work into your application instead of scripting desktop Word.
Use the browser runtime with the React or Vue editor. It reads and edits the document your user has open.
Yes. Pass DOCX bytes to the server runtime from a Node route, worker, script, or background job. It returns saved bytes.
No. Browser and server operations run without Word, Office.js, or desktop UI automation.
The object model follows Office.js patterns. Check the compatibility guide for supported operations.
Yes. Add Pro to write proposed insertions, replacements, and deletions as native tracked changes.
Start with the open-source editor. Add commercial review and automation features when your workflow needs them.
Convert Word (.docx) files to paginated Markdown for agents and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). Keep page references with body text and read headers and footers separately.
Explore Markdown Converter→Convert DOCX files to PDF on your Node.js server. Use the same fonts and layout settings as the editor to keep page breaks consistent.
Explore PDF converter→Build a DOCX editor interface in React or Vue with your own components and CSS. Replace toolbars, comment threads, and tracked-change controls. Public hooks and chrome slots connect your UI to the editor's state and commands.
Explore Custom UI→Build AI agents that read, draft, comment, and redline DOCX files through typed document operations. You control the model, tools, permissions, and review steps.
Explore DOCX agents→Let several people edit one DOCX file together. Show live carets and selections, keep each person's undo history separate, and merge offline edits after reconnection.
Explore Collaborative editor→Add a React or Vue DOCX viewer with paginated layout and document fonts. Render tables, images, headers, and footers. Add Pro to review comments and tracked changes.
Explore Word-faithful document preview→