#Author DOCX documents

Use @delino/react-forge/docx with a Format.Docx session. Document contains Section elements; sections may have headers and footers. Paragraphs support headings, styled runs, and links. Lists, merged tables, images, explicit page breaks, and editable bar, line, and pie charts are available.

import React from "react";
import { createSession, Format } from "@delino/react-forge";
import { Document, Section, Paragraph, Run, Table, Row, Cell } from "@delino/react-forge/docx";

const session = createSession(Format.Docx);
try {
  await session.render(<Document language="en-US"><Section>
    <Paragraph heading={1}>Quarterly report</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph><Run style={{ bold: true }}>Summary:</Run> revenue rose.</Paragraph>
    <Table columns={[220, 220]}>
      <Row header><Cell><Paragraph>Quarter</Paragraph></Cell><Cell><Paragraph>Value</Paragraph></Cell></Row>
      <Row><Cell><Paragraph>Q1</Paragraph></Cell><Cell><Paragraph>4</Paragraph></Cell></Row>
    </Table>
  </Section></Document>);
  await session.exportFile("report.docx");
} finally {
  await session.dispose();
}

For images, register PNG/JPEG bytes or an explicit local path, then pass the returned asset to Image with width, height, and alt text. Use Chart for native editable chart data. The session guide describes font registration and settled assets.

React Forge reports authoring measurements before Word pagination. A mounted region can be measured using known source constraints; some source layouts have no reliable width and therefore no geometry, although safe export remains possible. Word controls final pagination and font substitution. For preservation-aware changes to an existing file, use Office editing; React Forge does not convert DOCX to PDF.