FileKeeps

Hangul (HWP) viewer & editor

Open Hancom HWP/HWPX files in your browser — paragraph text editing (beta) with HWP/HWPX saving, files never leave your device

On-Device

1. Choose a document

Open Hancom HWP/HWPX (.hwp/.hwpx) in your browser with no program to install. It shows the pages as-is, and supports paragraph text editing (beta) with HWP/HWPX saving. Files are never sent to a server, so sensitive documents stay safe.

What you can do

  • View HWP documents + edit paragraph text (beta)
  • Right in your browser, no install
  • On-device processing, no upload
  • Sensitive documents stay safe

How to use

  1. 1Add or drop an HWP file
  2. 2Pages show as-is
  3. 3Fix text if needed and save an edited copy

Supported formats · HWP · HWPX

Open Korean HWP documents right in your browser, with no Hancom Office install required. On a Mac, iPhone, iPad, or Windows PC, view hwp and hwpx files without installing software or signing up. Files are processed inside your browser and never uploaded, so even sensitive documents like contracts or resumes stay on your device.

How to use it

  1. 1Drag in or select the hwp or hwpx file you want to open.
  2. 2Once the pages render, scroll and zoom to read the document.
  3. 3If you need to, click the body text to edit it with formatting preserved, then save (text editing is in beta).
  4. 4Use the 'Print · Save as PDF' button to export a PDF or print directly.

When it comes in handy

It helps when you only have a Mac or iPhone but need to check a .hwp notice from a government office or school.

It is also handy for opening a .hwpx resume or report on a work laptop that doesn't have Hangul installed.

And when the other person doesn't have the Hangul software, you can turn the document into a PDF to send it.

Why won't HWP files open?

HWP is Hancom's proprietary format for the Korean word processor Hangul. Without Hancom Office installed, a Mac, iPhone, or Linux machine (or a Windows PC without Hangul) usually has no viewer for it.

This tool renders the document pages inside your browser using a reverse-engineered renderer (rhwp, WebAssembly). No install, no sign-in, and your file is never sent to a server.

hwpx files work too

Both the older binary hwp and the newer zip/XML-based hwpx (2010 and later) are supported. Files that other online viewers reject as 'hwpx not supported' open here as well.

Turning it into a PDF to share

Open the document, click 'Print · Save as PDF', and in the print dialog choose 'Save as PDF' as the destination. The shortcut is Cmd+P on Mac and Ctrl+P on Windows.

The resulting PDF opens anywhere, even for people who don't have Hangul installed, which makes sharing HWP documents easy.

What may look different from the original

Because the HWP format has no public official spec and is reverse-engineered, complex tables, shapes, or some formatting can look different from Hancom Office. It works well for reading, copying text, and sharing as a PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Are files uploaded to a server?+

No. Opening, editing, and saving to PDF all happen inside your browser, so the document never leaves your device, safe even for sensitive files.

Is it view-only, or can I edit?+

You can edit (text editing is in beta). Click the body text to change it with formatting preserved, then save. Everything runs on your device.

Are hwpx files supported?+

Yes. Both older hwp and the newer hwpx open.

How do I save it as a PDF?+

Open the document, click 'Print · Save as PDF', and choose 'Save as PDF' as the destination.

Can I view HWP without the Hancom (Hangul) app installed?+

Yes — that's the whole point. HWP and hwpx files open right in your browser even without Hancom Office installed.

Can I open HWP files on a Mac?+

Yes. It works in any browser on Windows, Mac, or Chromebook — there's no macOS HWP viewer to install.

Can I open HWP on my phone?+

Yes. It opens in mobile browsers too, with no app to install — handy for checking an HWP you received by message or email.

Can I convert HWP to Word (docx)?+

This viewer saves to PDF. If you need a Word file, save as PDF first, then use a PDF-to-Word converter.