Convert Word API documentation to OpenAPI
Enterprise integration docs are very often a .docx: internal platform teams, ERP vendors, banks and government agencies tend to author API references in Word and circulate them by email. The document has everything — endpoint tables, field lists, status codes — in a format no tooling can consume.
pdf2api accepts Word documents directly (no print-to-PDF detour) and extracts the same structured output: OpenAPI 3.1, a Postman collection, and SDK drafts.
Word-specific messiness it deals with
Word API docs have their own failure modes, distinct from PDFs — and these are exactly where hand-transcription burns time:
- •Deeply nested tables (a parameter table inside a section table inside a layout table)
- •Tracked-changes leftovers and inconsistent styling between chapters written by different authors
- •Endpoint definitions split across body text, tables and appendices
- •Korean/English mixed terminology common in enterprise integration documents
Same pipeline, same guarantees
Under the hood a Word upload flows through the same extraction pipeline as PDFs: free preview first, one per-document payment to export, source file deleted permanently once conversion finishes. Anything the document expresses that OpenAPI cannot — signing recipes, encryption requirements — is preserved as explicit warnings rather than silently dropped.
Frequently asked questions
Which Word formats are supported?
.docx uploads up to 32MB / 100 pages, alongside PDF, PowerPoint and Excel.
My doc mixes prose and tables — will the endpoints be found?
Yes, that is the normal case. The extractor reads endpoint definitions from body text and tables together, and cross-checks them. Disagreements become warnings instead of silent guesses.
Is the document stored?
Only until conversion completes, then permanently deleted. Unpaid uploads are wiped within 24 hours.
Drop the .docx in as-is
No PDF conversion needed — free preview in about thirty seconds.
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