HWP to PDF & Word Converter

How to use it

1. Drop a .hwp file or click to choose one. The first time, the converter engine (a few MB) is downloaded.
2. When conversion finishes, a preview close to the original layout appears below.
3. Save as PDF opens the print dialog — choose “Save as PDF” as the destination.
4. Download Word (.docx) saves an editable Word file.

PDF vs. Word output

• PDF keeps the page layout close to the original — best for sharing, submitting and printing.
• Word is rebuilt around paragraphs, tables and images — best when you need to edit the text on a computer without Hangul.

What’s supported

• HWP files from Hangul 2002 and later. HWPX isn’t supported yet — in Hangul, use Save As → “Hangul document (*.hwp)” first.
• Documents with complex overlapping text boxes, shapes or equations may shift slightly or lose some parts.
• Fonts that aren’t installed on your device are replaced with similar ones.
• Password-protected and distribution-locked documents can’t be converted.
• Large documents need a lot of memory and may fail on older phones — try a computer instead.

Privacy

Your file is never uploaded. The converter runs inside your browser, so the document stays on your device. It uses the open-source @ohah/hwpjs library (MIT), which is still pre-1.0, so some documents may not convert perfectly.