Add your DOCX
Choose a reviewed Word document that contains comments. The file is opened locally in your browser.
Extract review comments from a DOCX with author, date, quoted text, replies, and resolution status—then download a clean Excel or CSV file.
| ID | Author | Date | Anchored text | Comment | Reply to | Resolved |
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Showing up to 100 comments. Downloads include all comments.
Choose a reviewed Word document that contains comments. The file is opened locally in your browser.
Check the author, date, anchored text, reply relationship, and resolved status that Word stores in the DOCX.
Download the structured review table for sorting, filtering, review tracking, compliance work, or handoff.
Pull comment text together with the reviewer name, initials, and timestamp stored in the DOCX.
Include the passage each comment points to so exported feedback still makes sense outside Word.
Read Word’s extended comment metadata to connect replies to their parent comment when available.
Show resolved or open state when the document contains Word 2013+ extended comment metadata.
Use XLSX for a ready-to-filter workbook or CSV for lightweight review workflows and imports.
The selected DOCX is read in the current browser tab; no document-processing upload is required.
A DOCX stores comments separately from the document body. This tool links classic review comments back to their comment-range markers and reads modern reply and resolution metadata when it exists. Page numbers are not exported because DOCX XML does not store final rendered page positions reliably; those depend on Word’s layout engine, fonts, and printer settings.
The tool exports review comments only. It does not accept tracked changes, alter the Word file, or remove reviewer metadata. If you are preparing a reviewed document for sharing, you can use Remove Tracked Changes from Word separately, then keep the exported comment table as a review record.
Yes. Upload a .docx here and download an .xlsx table. No Word macro, Excel macro, or desktop add-in is required.
Yes. When a comment has a normal range marker in the DOCX, the Anchored Text column includes the passage associated with that comment.
They are supported when the document includes Word’s extended comment metadata. Older files may not contain that part, so Reply To or Resolved can be blank or Unknown.
DOCX files store document structure, not a fixed final page layout. Reliable page numbers require Word’s rendering engine and can change with fonts, margins, and printer settings.
You can sort and filter the review table in Excel, or open the downloaded workbook in Motricialy’s Online Excel Editor for quick browser-based edits.
No document-processing upload is required. The DOCX package is opened and read in your browser, and the original file is not modified.