Word to LaTeX (Offline)

Convert Word documents, pasted rich text, and tables to clean LaTeX fragments entirely offline via Pandoc WASM.

Turn Microsoft Word manuscripts into clean, compilation-ready LaTeX — entirely inside your browser. No uploads, no accounts, no ads, no telemetry. Your documents never leave your device. Word to LaTeX (Offline) is a privacy-first browser extension for students, researchers, and engineers who need to convert DOCX files without sending confidential manuscripts to a cloud server. The industry-standard Pandoc engine (v3.10) is compiled to WebAssembly and runs locally in your browser — conversion works even with no internet connection. WHAT IT CONVERTS • Headings, bold, italics, and nested lists • Inline and display math from Word's equation editor (OMML → LaTeX) • Complex tables into publication-grade booktabs and longtable environments • Page geometry and alignment (center, flushright) OUTPUT MODES • Fragment — clean body code to paste directly into Overleaf or TeXstudio • Complete document — standalone .tex with full preamble CLIPBOARD TABLE PASTE Paste tables copied from Word, Excel, or web pages directly — instantly converted to booktabs LaTeX with zero manual reformatting. EXPERIMENTAL IMAGE-TO-LATEX OCR A built-in Tesseract.js engine (English, French, math) recognizes typed equations locally. Experimental: handwritten math and matrices are not supported. Always review OCR output before publishing. CLEAN OUTPUT BY DEFAULT Automatically removes Pandoc artifacts like \tightlist and unwraps \pandocbounded{} so generated code compiles in standard LaTeX without extra preamble hacks. PRIVACY BY DESIGN • Zero required permissions — no host access, no browsing data • 100% offline after install; no network calls during conversion • Open source on GitHub: https://github.com/sidoua26-debug (auditable by anyone) • Includes Pandoc under GPL-2.0+; license attribution bundled in LICENSE.txt FREE No ads, no subscriptions, no account walls, no feature locks. HONEST LIMITATIONS Optimized for standard scholarly, technical, and business documents. Heavily nested SmartArt, legacy Word 97–2003 equation objects, and deeply embedded OLE content may need manual adjustment. Developed and documented openly — including what doesn't work.