EZPZ FileTurn an HWPX file back into HWP 5.0 without Hancom Office. Drop the file, press convert, and you get a .hwp that keeps the tables, pictures, shapes and headers. Then the engine reads that file back to confirm the page count still matches.
No upload
HWPX file to convert to HWP
Converted inside this browser, without Hancom Office. Your file is never uploaded.
Several at once is fine. A password box appears if the document needs one.
The document engine is downloaded once, then reused.
You get the page count, and a note if the check found a mismatch.
HWPX and HWP are two containers for the same document. One is zipped XML, the other is a Hancom binary, but the document model inside is the same. Nothing has to be redrawn the way it does for PDF; only the mapping between formats has to hold.
| Element | Carried over |
|---|---|
| Text and paragraph formatting | As it was |
| Tables | As they were |
| Pictures and shapes | As they were |
| Headers, footers, page numbers | As they were |
| Font choices | By name (the choice moves, not the font file) |
| Document password | If the original had one, the result gets the same one |
Korean public agencies are moving to the open HWPX format, but the receiving side does not always follow. Hangul releases from before 2010 cannot open HWPX at all, some submission forms are still fixed to the .hwp extension, and plenty of approval systems accept nothing else.
None of that is a reason to rebuild the document. Only the container needs to change.
When the conversion finishes, the engine reads the HWP it has just written and compares the page count with the original. When something goes wrong in a format conversion, the page count is usually where it shows first.
If the engine reports elements it could not carry over, the count appears with the result. No note means nothing was reported lost.
The output is HWP 5.0, which any Hangul from 2002 onwards can open. Files for the much older Hangul 97 or 3.0 cannot be produced.
We have not verified the result inside Hancom Office ourselves. For a submission or anything else that matters, open the file in Hangul once before deleting the original.
The other direction, HWP to HWPX, has its own tool.
Yes. HWPX and HWP hold the same document model in different containers, so tables, pictures, shapes and headers move across by mapping alone. Anything the engine cannot carry over is counted and shown.
It works. Drop the file, press convert, and a password box appears. The result is protected with the same password, so the protection does not quietly disappear.
That means reading the finished file back produced a different page count. You can still download it, but open it in Hangul and check before you rely on it.
Yes. The output is HWP 5.0, readable by Hangul from 2002 onwards.
No. Both the document engine and the HWP writer run inside your browser.
A Korean school office, employer or online application form wants an .hwp file, and what you have is an .hwpx. This page covers how to turn it into a real HWP with Hangul, without Hangul, and on a work PC where you cannot install anything, and what can still look different when the other side uses an old Hangul.
The international office at your university emails an application form. HR shares the new leave policy. A notice from your district office comes with an attachment. All of them end in .hwp or .hwpx, and your laptop has no idea what to do with them.
This product was developed with reference to the HWP document file (.hwp) specification published by Hancom.