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md-to-docx-template

Convert markdown to beautifully styled Word documents using custom templates. Supports branded fonts, colors, and table styling. Extract styles from existing docs or generate fresh templates.

First seen Feb 6, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add jonnyschneider/skills --skill md-to-docx-template

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Repository health

License MIT
Default branch main
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Status Archived

Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 2,866 B
  • docs README.md 5,931 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 218 B

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  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 59 installs

SKILL.md

Markdown to DOCX with Templates

Convert markdown to professionally styled Word documents. Not plain exports — beautiful, branded documents with your fonts, colors, and table styling applied automatically.

When to Use

  • User wants to convert markdown to Word/DOCX
  • User needs a branded document from markdown source
  • User asks about exporting markdown with styling
  • User mentions "md to docx", "markdown to word", or similar

Prerequisites

  • pandoc installed (brew install pandoc on macOS)
  • Python 3.8+ with packages: python-docx, lxml, click, pyyaml

Installation

Clone this skill's scripts to your preferred location:

git clone https://github.com/jonnyschneider/skills
cd skills/skills/md-to-docx-template
pip install python-docx lxml click pyyaml

Quick Conversion

./md-to-docx.py input.md -o output.docx

With Custom Template

Option A: Generate template with specific fonts/colors

./create-reference-template.py template.docx \
  --font-body "DM Sans" \
  --font-heading "DM Sans" \
  --accent-color "0D494D" \
  --heading-color "0D494D"

./md-to-docx.py input.md -o output.docx --template template.docx

Option B: Extract styles from existing branded document

# Full pipeline for best results:
./extract-styles.py source-branded.docx template.docx
./md-to-docx.py input.md -o output.docx --template template.docx --no-fix-indent
./apply-template-styles.py template.docx output.docx
./fix-table-headers.py output.docx

Multi-file Documents

Create a manifest.yaml:

template: template.docx
output: final-document.docx
sections:
  - 01-intro.md
  - 02-content.md
  - 03-conclusion.md

Then run:

./md-to-docx.py manifest.yaml --open

Key Options

Option Description
-o, --output Output DOCX path
--template Custom reference template
--toc Generate table of contents
--open Open after building
--no-fix-indent Skip list indent fix (use with extract pipeline)

Template Options

Option Description
--font-body Body text font (default: Calibri)
--font-heading Heading font (default: Calibri)
--font-mono Code font (default: Consolas)
--accent-color Table header color (hex, default: 4472C4)
--heading-color Heading text color (hex, default: 000000)

Limitations

  • Custom fonts must be installed on target machines
  • Complex tables may not render perfectly
  • SVG images require rsvg-convert
  • Some pandoc quirks require post-processing scripts