I’m a college student, and every semester I have to create 4–5 project documents using templates provided by my teachers. Getting the content isn’t hard—I can generate it quickly using AI. The real problem starts when I paste that content into the template. Every edit breaks something: styles change, alignment shifts, headings move, and spacing gets messed up. I end up spending more time fixing formatting than working on the actual project. After a few semesters, it became frustrating. I still had several semesters left, and I knew I’d be dealing with the same problem again and again. Document creation started feeling stressful instead of simple. During my semester break, I decided to fix this for myself. I built Docreplacer so I could edit text inside DOCX templates without breaking the original style or alignment. You upload a document, edit the text, export it—and the layout stays intact. The file isn’t stored after export. This tool started as a personal solution to a repeating problem, and now I’m sharing it for anyone who struggles with the same thing.

DocReplacer

Edit DOCX text while preserving styles and alignment.

Edit DOCX text while preserving styles and alignment.