Can I have multiple templates for different document types?

Yes. Create as many templates as you need — one for proposals, one for technical specs, one for user guides. Select the right template at conversion time, or let AI classification pick it automatically based on content.

How does the style mapping work?

MDDoc's visual editor shows each markdown element (headings, body text, code, tables) alongside your template's Word styles. You connect them visually. When you convert, those mappings determine how the Word output is styled.

Can I collaborate with engineers who use markdown and PMs who use Word?

That's the core workflow. Engineers write and review in markdown. When PMs or stakeholders need a Word version, convert it. Feedback goes back into the markdown source. One source of truth, multiple output formats.

What if our brand template changes?

Upload the new template and update your style mappings if needed. All future conversions use the new brand automatically. Existing documents can be re-converted from their markdown source to get the new look.

Does MDDoc handle tables and figures properly?

Yes. Tables convert with clean formatting, proper borders, and header row styling. Images referenced in markdown are embedded in the Word output. Both respect your template's styles.

Use Cases/Technical Writers

Write once. Deliver everywhere.

Draft in markdown for speed and version control. Deliver in branded Word templates your stakeholders expect. MDDoc handles the conversion so you focus on content.

The Problem

What slows you down

Maintaining two formats

You keep a markdown version for your team and a Word version for stakeholders. Every update means formatting the same changes twice. One version is always behind.

Brand consistency across documents

Your organization has brand guidelines — fonts, colors, header styles, logo placement. Applying them consistently across dozens of documents is tedious and error-prone.

Collaboration across tool preferences

Engineers want to review docs in GitHub. Product managers want to comment in Word. You're stuck converting between formats and merging feedback from two different worlds.

Template maintenance overhead

When the brand updates (new font, new logo, new color), you need to update every existing document. If your docs aren't template-driven, that means opening and reformatting each one by hand.

The Solution

How MDDoc helps

Markdown source, Word delivery

Keep markdown as your single source of truth. Convert to Word only when you need to deliver. Changes happen in one place, and the Word version is always fresh.

Custom branded templates

Upload your organization's Word template with the exact fonts, colors, headers, and footers required. Every conversion produces on-brand output automatically.

Visual style mapping

Map markdown elements to your template's Word styles using a visual editor. No XML editing, no guessing — see exactly which markdown element maps to which Word style.

One template update, all docs updated

When the brand changes, update your template once. Every new conversion automatically uses the new branding. No retroactive reformatting.

Workflow

Your workflow with MDDoc

Draft in markdown

Write in your preferred markdown editor. Focus on content, structure, and accuracy. Don't think about formatting.

Set up your template (once)

Upload your branded Word template and map styles using MDDoc's visual editor. This is a one-time setup per template.

Convert and deliver

Paste your markdown, select your template, convert. The output matches your brand exactly — headers, footers, fonts, colors, all of it.

Iterate confidently

Need to update the document? Edit the markdown source. Re-convert. The Word version is always in sync, always on-brand.

FAQ

Common questions

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