Dramory Office

Your HWP documents, exactly as they are, anywhere.

Dramory Office is a document editor that opens, edits and saves HWP and HWPX — the document formats used across Korea. Mac, Windows, the web, iOS and Android share one layout engine, so pages and lines come out the same on every device.

Nothing to install. Your document opens on your own device.

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One document on desktop and phone, two people editing — diagram

Features

Everything a document needs

  • i.

    Open, edit, save as is

    Open HWP and HWPX documents, edit them and save back to the same format. Older HWP 97 and HWPML files open too, and anything exports to PDF, including PDF/A.

  • ii.

    Layout that matches

    Page breaks, line breaks and the places of tables and pictures stay as the author set them. Every platform runs the same Rust layout core, so no device lays a page out differently.

  • iii.

    Co-editing and chat

    Share one link and edit the same document together in real time. See each other's cursors and chat or leave notes beside the page. Open and save documents in Google Drive directly.

  • iv.

    Fonts, fetched for you

    When a document uses a font your device lacks, a metric-compatible font is downloaded on demand — so a missing font never reflows a line or pushes a page.

  • v.

    Mac, Windows, web, mobile

    macOS, Windows, the browser, iPhone and iPad, and Android — with the same commands, shortcuts and results on each.

  • vi.

    Ask Dramory

    An AI document assistant inside the editor that reads, summarises and helps you polish your writing.

Next — Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx) and PowerPoint (.pptx) formats, for documents, sheets and slides in one office.

Download

Download

  • WebAny current browser, nothing to installOpen now
  • macOSMac appComing soon
  • WindowsWindows appComing soon
  • iPhone · iPadiOS and iPadOS appComing soon
  • AndroidAndroid appComing soon

Privacy

Your documents stay yours

Documents live on your device and in your own drive. Our servers receive only what a feature you turned on needs — co-editing, for example — and never take the document file itself.

What we receive and how long we keep it →