In this short tutorial, we will understand how to convert Word to HTML using C++. The input file can be in DOCX or DOC format containing text, images, tables, etc. You can save Word as HTML in C++ to use the information on a website or in a web based application by performing this conversion on any operating systems with a few API calls.

Steps to Convert Word to HTML using C++

1. Install Aspose.Words.Cpp library using NuGet package Manager in Visual Studio IDE
2. Use the references to Aspose::Words and Aspose::Words::Saving namespaces
3. Instantiate an instance of Document Class for loading the input Word document
4. Initialize an instance of HtmlSaveOptions class and specify its properties
5. Save output file in HTML format

In the steps above, we have explored how to convert DOCX to HTML using C++. You can change different preferences of the output HTML file like font or image resources, CSS style, encoding, etc. as per your requirements. The output HTML file is rendered with high fidelity while consuming little time and CPU resources.

Code to Export Word to HTML in C++

In the above code snippet, firstly we load the input Word file with an object of the Document class and then set several properties for the expected output HTML file using HtmlSaveOptions class. In the final lines, we invoke the Save method to write the output HTML page at the specified path with mentioned file name. Moreover, this conversion does not depend on the installation of MS Word or any other interface to export Word to HTML in C++.

In the previous topic, we checked out the details about how to Send Word Document by Email using C++. However, here we have considered how to convert DOCX to HTML using C++.