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Convert Word to PDF

Drop your .docx and get a PDF laid out the way Word would print it: same pages, styles, columns, tables, footnotes and equations. Done in your browser, nothing uploaded.

Your files never leave your device

How to convert Word to PDF

  1. 1

    Drop your .docx file

    The conversion starts on its own; .docm works too.

  2. 2

    Laid out like in Word

    Page size, margins, styles, columns, tables, footnotes and headers and footers with page numbers are respected.

  3. 3

    Download the PDF

    The result tells you how many pages, paragraphs and tables it has, and whether anything was left out.

Why use this tool

  • The same pages as in Word

    A layout engine of our own that follows Word's rules: paragraph spacing, widows and orphans, headings kept with their text, balanced columns and section breaks.

  • Everything the document carries

    Numbered and bulleted lists, tables with borders and shading, pictures with text wrapping, footnotes, text boxes and stacked equations.

  • True to the font

    Character widths are those of Calibri, Cambria, Arial, Times and other Word fonts, so lines break where Word breaks them.

  • Private and free

    The file never leaves your device and nothing is charged.

Frequently asked questions

Will it look the same as in Word?

Very close: same pagination, styles and spacing. Fonts are replaced by the standard PDF ones (Helvetica, Times, Courier), so the letters are not identical even though they take up the same room.

What about pictures and charts?

Inserted pictures (JPG, PNG) appear in place, including floating ones with text around them. Drawn shapes, charts and embedded objects are not included yet; the result tells you if the document had any.

And equations?

Word equations are laid out: stacked fractions, scripts, radicals, sums and integrals with their limits, and matrices. Greek letters and symbols are drawn with the Symbol font.

What about old .doc files?

Only .docx and .docm for now. Open the .doc in Word and save it as .docx.

Is my document uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything happens in your browser, start to finish.

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