![]() Result = docx2txt.process("zen_of_python_with_image.docx", "C:/path/to/store/files")ĭocx2txt will also scrape any text from tables. The text from the file will still also be extracted and stored in the result variable. Running docx2txt.process will extract any images in the Word Document and save them into this specified folder. When we run the process method, we can pass an extra parameter that specifies the name of an output directory. What if the file has images? In that case we just need a minor tweak to our code. Result = docx2txt.process("zen_of_python.docx") Regular text, listed items, hyperlink text, and table text will all be returned in a single string. We can read in the document using a method in the package called process, which takes the name of the file as input. As you can see, once we’ve imported docx2txt, all we need is one line of code to read in the text from the Word Document. The example below reads in a Word Document containing the Zen of Python. ![]() This is a Python package that allows you to scrape text and images from Word Documents. We’re going to cover three different packages – docx2txt, docx, and my personal favorite: docx2python. This post will talk about how to read Word Documents with Python.
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