Word to PDF
Convert Word (.docx) documents to PDF with selectable text. Runs in your browser, so your documents stay private.
How to use Word to PDF
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Select one or more .docx files.
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Choose page size, margins and font style.
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Click Convert to PDF and download your PDF.
About Word to PDF
Word to PDF converts Word (.docx) documents into PDF files in your browser. The converter reads the structure of your document and draws it onto pages with real, selectable text: headings, bold, italic and underlined text, links, bulleted and numbered lists, tables and images are all kept. You can choose the page size (A4 or US Letter), margins, font style and body text size.
People also search for DOCX to PDF, convert Word to PDF or Word document to PDF; they all mean the same thing. Only the modern .docx format is supported, so for an old .doc to PDF conversion, save the file as .docx in Word first.
Because this runs without Microsoft Word, some advanced layout is simplified — text boxes, multi-column sections, custom fonts, headers and footers — and only Latin-based text is supported. For a pixel-perfect PDF of an important document, use Word’s own Save as PDF; this tool is ideal when Word isn’t at hand.
Tips
- Only .docx is supported. Re-save older .doc files as .docx in Word first.
- Read our Word to PDF guide for a pre-conversion checklist.
Guides for Word to PDF
Good to know
Will my formatting be preserved?
Text, headings, bold/italic/underline, lists, tables and images are kept. Because the conversion runs in your browser, advanced layout — custom fonts, text boxes, columns, headers and footers — is simplified. For pixel-perfect output, use Word’s own Save as PDF.
Does it support old .doc files?
Only .docx. Open a .doc in Word (or LibreOffice) and choose Save As .docx first.
Which languages work?
Latin-based text (English, French, Spanish, German and so on). Characters from other scripts can’t be drawn yet and appear as “?”.
Is it free?
Yes — completely free, with no sign-up and no watermarks added by us.