How to Open HWP Files on Android (Galaxy, Tablets)
To open an HWP file on Android, visit anyview.dev in Chrome, tap “Choose files”, select the HWP and tap “PDF”. The PDF is saved to your Downloads folder and opens in any PDF viewer. No app install is needed and the file never leaves your phone.
Why Android can't open HWP
Some Samsung Galaxy phones sold in Korea ship with a Hancom viewer, but most Android phones — especially outside Korea — have nothing that reads HWP. You'll see a message like “No app can open this file”.
Google Drive and Gmail previews generally can't render HWP either.
Method 1: Convert to PDF in Chrome
Save the attachment to your phone first; it usually ends up in Downloads or your messenger's received-files folder.
Open anyview.dev in Chrome and tap “Choose files” to open the file picker. Pick the HWP and tap “PDF”.
You can select several files at once; when there are multiple results, “Download all (ZIP)” grabs them together.
Method 2: Hancom's viewer app
Hancom publishes a free viewer on Google Play. It's the better choice if you handle HWP daily or need to edit. For an occasional file, converting in the browser avoids installing anything.
Tablets and Samsung DeX
On a Galaxy Tab or in DeX mode you can drag and drop files just like on a PC. Converting to PDF makes it easy to annotate with the S Pen or print.
Good to know
Password-protected HWP files aren't supported. Missing fonts are swapped for similar ones, which can move line breaks a little, but tables, images and footnotes are preserved.
Keep Chrome or Samsung Internet up to date — very old browsers may convert slowly.
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FAQ
Does it work in Samsung Internet?
Yes — it runs in current Chrome, Samsung Internet and most modern Android browsers.
Where is the converted PDF?
Usually in My Files › Downloads, or in Chrome's Downloads list.
Is there an AnyView app for Android?
The app is iPhone/iPad only for now. On Android, use anyview.dev in your browser.
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Updated: 2026-11-14