Convert an HWP file to a web page
LabChure reads Hangul word processor files, HWP and HWPX, and writes a web brochure from them at its own address. Text, tables, and images in the document are read, and you don't need Hangul installed. The page reads well on phones, and you share it as a link.
How it works
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Upload the HWP file
Add the HWP or HWPX file as it is. You can add PDFs, slides, or spreadsheets with it, and they become one brochure.
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Check what AI wrote
The editor shows the source passage behind each section. Figures without a source in your files are flagged before you publish.
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Publish and share the link
Publish to a web page at its own URL. When you edit and publish again, the link stays the same.
Good to know
- HWP 5.0 and HWPX files are read. Tables keep their rows and columns, including merged cells.
- Headers, footers, footnotes, and equations are not used. WMF and EMF images are left out because browsers can't show them.
- To add other languages, translate the brochure after it is made.
Plans
Free to start with no card: 3 brochure generations a month and 1 published brochure in up to 2 languages, with a LabChure watermark. Paid plans remove the watermark and let you use your own domain.
Questions
Do I need Hangul installed?
No. Upload the file, and LabChure reads it.
Can the brochure be in English?
Yes. Choose English as the brochure language, and AI writes in English from your Korean document.
Can I edit the text?
Yes. Edit it yourself, or tell the AI what to change in a sentence. An instruction that asks for numbers your files don't support is refused.
Is my file made public?
No. Uploaded files stay private in your workspace. Only the brochure you publish is public.