What is Wiki to Word Export for Azure DevOps?

Wiki to Word Export for Azure DevOps is an Azure DevOps extension published by Cody Labs. Open a project, choose Repos → Wiki Export, pick a wiki and a starting page, and download one .docx. Page order comes from the wiki's .order files. Heading levels shift with tree depth. Wiki attachments are embedded and scaled to page width. Links between wiki pages become bookmarks inside the document. A real Word table of contents field is included, and Word asks to update fields when you open the file. The extension runs inside its own hub iframe using your own Azure DevOps session. We operate no servers and never receive your wiki content. See the privacy policy for details.

Wiki to Word Export hub in Azure DevOps after exporting a six page wiki

What it does

One document from a wiki

Export a page subtree or the whole wiki to a single .docx, with pages in the order set by the wiki's .order files.

Real Word structure

A table of contents field, heading levels shifted by depth, optional numbered headings, tables, nested lists, task lists, and code in a monospace style.

Images and internal links

PNG, JPEG, and GIF attachments are embedded and scaled to page width. Relative, absolute, and full wiki URLs and heading anchors become bookmarks.

Client-side and private

Runs in your browser using your Azure DevOps session. No pipeline, no agent, no token setup, and no Cody Labs server.

How it works

Open the hub
In Azure DevOps, open a project and choose Repos → Wiki Export.
Pick a wiki and a starting page
Choose a project wiki or code wiki, then export the whole wiki or a single subtree. Turn on a cover page or numbered headings if you want them.
Export
The extension reads the pages and attachments through the Azure DevOps REST API and builds the document in your browser.
Open in Word
Download the .docx and open it. Word asks to update fields. Accept, and the table of contents fills in.

What you need before you start

An Azure DevOps project with a wiki, and permission to read it.
Microsoft Word or any editor that opens .docx. There is no server to run, and no wiki content leaves Azure DevOps.

Use cases

Handing documentation to a client or auditor who wants a Word file.
Producing an offline copy of a runbook or handbook for review.
Moving wiki content into a document that goes through a formal approval process.

Frequently asked questions

Does it produce a PDF?

No. It produces an editable .docx. Export from Word if you need a PDF.

Does wiki content leave Azure DevOps?

No. The extension calls the Azure DevOps REST API from your browser using your own session. The only outside call is the license key check against Polar, which sends the key and nothing else.

Is there a page limit?

The free plan exports up to 10 pages per export and adds a small footer line. Pro removes both.

Pricing

Free

Up to 10 pages per export
Small footer line on the document
Table of contents and images included

Pro

US$10/mo per organization

No page limit and no footer line
US$100/year option
One license key covers the organization

Get Pro: US$10/mo

Pro is sold through Polar and unlocks with a license key pasted into the extension. The buy button appears when the extension is published.