# AI answers into **Word or Google Docs**

Download .docx gives you a Word file to keep, send or edit later. Headings use Word’s built-in heading styles, so the navigation pane and an automatic table of contents pick them up.

Copy with formatting puts formatted text on your clipboard. Use it to drop the answer into a document you already have open. Word and Google Docs keep the headings, bold, lists, links and tables when you paste.

If you want the words without any formatting, pick Plain text instead.

Chat apps write answers in Markdown. The copy button under an answer gives you that Markdown as it is, so Word shows asterisks around bold words and # signs before headings.

Selecting the answer with your mouse has the opposite problem. You get the chat window’s styling, which can bring along its fonts, colors and tables that don’t fit the page, and lists sometimes lose their structure.

Copying with the button and pasting here avoids both. You get clean, standard formatting with no leftover symbols or chat styling.

Pick Google Docs, tap Copy with formatting, then paste into your document. Headings become Docs headings and lists become Docs lists, in your document’s own font.

To get a file instead, download the .docx and upload it to Google Drive. Drive opens it in Docs and can save it as a Google Doc.

• Headings, bold, italics and strikethrough
• Bulleted, numbered and checkbox lists, including nested ones
• Tables with a header row
• Links, inline code and code blocks
• Quotes and divider lines

Formulas come through as LaTeX text, not as Word equations. Images in an answer are only links, so you’ll see their description instead.