Export to Word
Export current conversation from Markdown to Word (.docx) with proper Chinese and English encoding and smarter filenames.
Features
- One-Click Export: Adds an "Export to Word" action button to the chat.
- Markdown Conversion: Converts Markdown syntax to Word formatting (headings, bold, italic, code, tables, lists).
- Multi-language Support: Properly handles both Chinese and English text without garbled characters.
- Smarter Filenames: Prefers chat title (from body or chat_id lookup) → first Markdown h1/h2 → user + date.
Supported Markdown Syntax
| Syntax | Word Result |
|---|---|
# Heading 1 to ###### Heading 6 |
Heading levels 1-6 |
**bold** or __bold__ |
Bold text |
*italic* or _italic_ |
Italic text |
***bold italic*** |
Bold + Italic |
`inline code` |
Monospace with gray background |
``` code block ``` |
Code block with indentation |
[link](url) |
Blue underlined link text |
~~strikethrough~~ |
Strikethrough text |
- item or * item |
Bullet list |
1. item |
Numbered list |
| Markdown tables | Table with grid |
--- or *** |
Horizontal rule |
Usage
- Install the plugin.
- In any chat, click the "Export to Word" button.
- The .docx file will be automatically downloaded to your device.
Notes
- Title detection only considers h1/h2 headings.
- If the request carries
chat_id(body or metadata), the plugin will fetch the chat title from the database when the body lacks one. - Default fonts: Times New Roman (en), SimSun/SimHei (zh), Consolas (code).
Requirements
- python-docx==1.1.2 (already declared in the plugin docstring; ensure installed in your environment).
Font Configuration
- English Text: Times New Roman
- Chinese Text: SimSun (宋体) for body, SimHei (黑体) for headings
- Code: Consolas
Author
Fu-Jie
GitHub: Fu-Jie/awesome-openwebui
License
MIT License