Create Word documents | Java Word Library

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Overview

The Syncfusion Java Word library (Essential DocIO) offers powerful and comprehensive APIs to create, read and edit Word documents programmatically in a Java applications. It solves most of the real-world scenarios in processing Word documents faster in a batch process without Microsoft Office or interop dependencies.

Create Word documents from Scratch

Easily create a Word document from scratch with all the basic elements using intuitive Document Object Model (API) of the Syncfusion Java Word library (Essential DocIO).

Word document created from scratch

Create Word documents from a Template

Design a template Word document using Microsoft Word with the necessary placeholder text and easily automate to replace the placeholder text present in the template document with data in a batch process. Offers built-in features like mail merge, form filling and more.

Learn more about Mail merge Word documents

Word document created from template using mail merge

Create by merging and splitting other documents

The Syncfusion Java Word library (Essential DocIO) offers several built-in features to create Word documents by merging and splitting Word documents.

Key features

Imports a part of a document and inserts into the same or a different document with several formatting options.
Merges two or more documents into a single Word document.
Retrieves the bookmark content and saves it as a new document or merges into an existing document.
Creates multiple small documents by splitting a large document based on sections.

Word document created by merging documents

Create Documents from HTML Contents

Easily creates Word documents from XHTML 1.0 complaint HTML contents in the following ways,

Converts HTML files to Word document with 2 lines of code.
Imports HTML contents to a specified location in an existing Word document.
Navigates to a bookmark in the document and replaces the bookmark content with HTML content.

Word document created by importing HTML content