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Word to PDF Converter Online

Turn a Word document into a PDF that looks exactly like the original. Headings, tables, images and page breaks all hold their place, and the text stays selectable rather than being flattened into a picture.

  • Layout held to the page Tables, columns, headers and page breaks land where you put them.
  • Stays searchable A real text layer, so the PDF can be searched, copied and indexed.
  • Older files welcome DOC and RTF from decades-old Word versions convert just as well.
Your document is uploaded only to convert it, then deleted immediately.

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DOCX, DOC, DOCM, DOTX, ODT or RTF

Max file size: 15 MB · Files deleted immediately after processing

How to convert Word to PDF

  1. Drop your .docx or .doc file into the upload area above.
  2. Press Convert to PDF.
  3. Your PDF downloads automatically, ready to email, print or archive.

Why convert to PDF at all

A .docx renders differently depending on who opens it. Different Word version, missing font, different default margins, and your carefully placed table moves. A PDF fixes the layout in place, so the contract you send is the contract they see. It is also what most systems require for signing, filing and long-term records.

About fonts

Conversion runs on Linux, where Microsoft's own fonts cannot be redistributed. Calibri, Cambria and Arial are therefore substituted with metric-compatible equivalents — every character occupies exactly the same width, so line breaks, table widths and pagination are unchanged. The letter shapes differ very slightly on close inspection. For the overwhelming majority of documents this is invisible; if you need a specific typeface guaranteed, embed it in the Word file before converting.

Frequently asked questions

Which Word files can I convert to PDF online?
The online Word to PDF converter accepts .docx and .docm from modern Word, legacy .doc files, .dotx templates, OpenDocument .odt and plain .rtf. It checks the file's actual contents rather than trusting its extension, so a mislabelled upload is caught instead of quietly producing nonsense.
Will my tables and images survive?
Yes. Tables keep their borders, shading and column widths, and images stay embedded at their original position and resolution. This direction of conversion is a render rather than a reconstruction, so nothing has to be guessed at.
Can I still select the text afterwards?
Yes. The PDF carries a genuine text layer, so it is searchable and copyable, and it works with our other tools straight away — no OCR step needed.
How large a file can I convert?
Up to 15 MB. Page count is not the limiting factor — conversion handles long documents quickly; it is embedded media that makes a file heavy.
What happens to my document?
It is uploaded, converted and deleted. No copies are kept, nothing is indexed, and your documents are never used to train anything.

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