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Google Docs can export a document to HTML, but the HTML it generates contains a lot of unnecessary HTML markup and CSS classes - to the point where it is nearly unusable. For our main product[1], we already convert Google Docs to HTML as an intermediary format before exporting to the various CMSs we support. So, I decided to put together this free standalone tool that allow you to export any Google Doc to clean HTML that is ready to embed anywhere.

We also have a few additional features: - We download all images and include them in the ZIP file we generate for you. (The image URLs that Google generates for you are temporary and only valid for about 30 minutes) - When the option is enabled, we will convert any standalone links to social media sites to the proper embed code - For developers, you can add your source code to a single-cell table (i.e. a table with one row and one column) and, given you have enabled the option, we will create a code block for you.

Hope this helps some of you out there!

[1]: https://www.usecloudpress.com/