Word to PDF Converter

Turn a Word .docx into a PDF without uploading it. Layout, fonts, tables, images, headers and footers are kept, and the PDF text stays selectable.

  • No upload
  • Selectable text
  • Document’s own page size
  • Free, no sign-up

Converted in your browser – your document is never uploaded.

How to convert Word to PDF

  1. Choose your .docxDrop a Word document or pick one. It opens in your browser – nothing is uploaded.
  2. Check the previewPages appear as Word laid them out, with fonts, tables, images, headers and footers.
  3. Save as PDFPress Save as PDF and choose “Save as PDF” as the printer. The PDF uses the document’s page size and keeps text selectable.

What carries over to the PDF

ElementResult
Text, fonts, bold, italic, coloursKept; missing fonts are replaced with similar ones
Headings, lists, numberingKept
Tables, borders, shadingKept
ImagesKept at full resolution
Headers, footers, footnotesKept (can be turned off)
Page size, orientation, marginsTaken from the document
HyperlinksKept as clickable links in most browsers
Charts, SmartArt, text boxesBasic support – check the preview
Comments and tracked changesNot included

Frequently asked questions

Is my document uploaded?

No. The document is read and laid out by your browser, and the PDF is made by your browser’s built-in PDF printer. It never leaves your device.

Why does it use the print dialog?

Your browser’s PDF printer produces real PDFs with selectable, searchable text and sharp fonts – better than tools that turn each page into a picture. Choose “Save as PDF” (or “Microsoft Print to PDF” on Windows) as the destination.

How do I save as PDF on a phone?

On Android, choose “Save as PDF” at the top of the print screen and tap the PDF button. On iPhone and iPad, tap the Share button on the print screen and choose “Save to Files”.

Will it look exactly like Word?

Close – headings, fonts, tables, images, lists, headers and footers are kept, and pages break where Word last placed them. Fonts you don’t have installed are replaced with similar ones, and charts, SmartArt and text boxes may differ slightly.

Can I convert old .doc files?

Not directly – the old binary .doc format can’t be read in a browser. Open it in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice, save it as .docx, then convert it here.

Why is there an extra blank page or a page split differently?

Documents saved by Google Docs or other apps may not store Word’s page breaks, so long pages flow onto an extra sheet. Opening and saving the file once in Word usually fixes this.

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