Add your DOCX
Choose a Word document. The file is read locally and scanned across the document body, tables, headers, footers, notes and other Word XML parts.
Strip clickable web, email, file, and bookmark links from a DOCX while keeping the visible text and other Word fields intact.
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Choose a Word document. The file is read locally and scanned across the document body, tables, headers, footers, notes and other Word XML parts.
See where each clickable link lives, distinguish external links from internal bookmarks, and decide whether to unlink HYPERLINK fields.
Remove only the selected link types, verify the result, and save a new DOCX while leaving your original document untouched.
Review location, link type and destination before changing the file instead of blindly unlinking the whole document.
Regular hyperlink wrappers are removed while the linked text, surrounding paragraphs, tables and bookmarks remain in place.
Word HYPERLINK fields can be unlinked without converting PAGE, TOC, REF and unrelated dynamic fields to static text.
The scanner checks Word XML parts beyond the main body so links hidden in headers, footers, notes or linked objects are less likely to be missed.
Remove web, mail, file and image links separately from internal bookmark links when your document needs one kind to remain.
The DOCX is opened and rebuilt in your current browser tab. The tool does not need to upload the document to a processing server.
External relationship links, internal bookmark-link wrappers, supported image/shape links and selected HYPERLINK fields.
Visible link text, ordinary paragraphs, tables, bookmark targets and non-hyperlink fields such as PAGE remain in the DOCX.
You can also remove Word's built-in Hyperlink character-style marker. Manual color or underline formatting is intentionally not guessed at.
If you are preparing a document for external sharing, hyperlink cleanup is only one layer. You can separately remove Word comments or clean tracked changes without combining those edits into this tool.
No. The link wrapper or HYPERLINK field is removed while the displayed text is kept. The tool creates a new DOCX rather than overwriting your original.
That Word shortcut can unlink fields generally, not only hyperlinks. This tool targets actual hyperlinks and HYPERLINK fields so unrelated PAGE, TOC and REF fields are not intentionally flattened.
Yes. The scanner checks DOCX Word parts such as the main document, headers, footers, footnotes, endnotes and comments when those parts contain hyperlinks.
The link itself is removed. If the text uses Word's built-in Hyperlink character style, you can enable the optional style reset. Manually applied blue text or underlining is preserved because it may be intentional formatting.
No. The DOCX package is parsed and rebuilt in the current browser tab. If your next cleanup task is document structure rather than links, the separate header and footer remover handles that independently.