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Convert Word to PDF

Convert DOCX to PDF with layout preserved — in your browser, no signup.

Drop a file here, or browse

Max 50 MB · .docx

  • Private
    Nothing uploaded
  • Instant
    No queue, no wait
  • Unlimited
    No daily caps
  • No signup
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The process

How to convert Word to PDF

  1. 01
    Drop your DOCX

    Add a Word document to the drop zone.

  2. 02
    Convert in-browser

    Our in-browser engine renders fonts, images and layout to PDF.

  3. 03
    Download the PDF

    Your PDF is ready — share, print or sign it.

The format

About Word and PDF

Word is the format you write in — PDF is the format you send. Converting DOCX to PDF produces a fixed-layout file that renders identically on any device, which matters for resumes, quotes, contracts, academic submissions and anything else where layout drift would look unprofessional. Most converters upload your document to their cloud; this is uncomfortable when the file is a legal contract or a confidential proposal. Our converter runs entirely inside your browser, parsing the DOCX structure and rendering it to a PDF directly on your device. Standard fonts render perfectly, images and headers are preserved, and the resulting text stays selectable and searchable.

In the wild

What people use this for

  • 01Freeze a resume or CV as a PDF before sending to recruiters
  • 02Lock a quote or contract so the recipient cannot accidentally edit it
  • 03Submit a university assignment in the format tutors expect
  • 04Print a Word document on a device without Microsoft Office installed

The questions

Frequently asked

Will my fonts and layout be preserved?

Text content, headings and basic structure (paragraphs, lists) are preserved. Everything renders in Helvetica. For pixel-perfect font and layout fidelity, export directly from Word — our converter is optimised for simple documents like resumes, cover letters, assignments and short contracts.

Does it work on legacy .doc files?

No — only the modern .docx format. Open your .doc in Word first and Save As .docx.

Are images, headers and footers kept?

Text, headings and lists are preserved. Embedded images, headers, footers and complex formatting are not — this converter is deliberately text-focused so the output stays searchable and lightweight.

Is anything sent to a server?

No. Your DOCX is parsed and rendered to PDF entirely inside your browser.

Can I convert password-protected documents?

Not yet — remove the password in Word first (File → Info → Protect Document).

Will the PDF be searchable?

Yes. The output embeds real text (not rasterised images), so every word stays selectable and searchable.

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