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Convert a .docx Word document into a PDF, entirely in your browser. Good for quick, simple documents — see the FAQ below for what to expect on more complex ones.
Converted to pages.
Download PDFRuns entirely in your browser. Your files and text are never uploaded to any server.
Converting the other direction instead? PDF to Word Converterextracts a PDF's text back into an editable document. Combining the result with other files? UseMerge PDF Files; if it needs to be smaller for an upload limit, use Compress PDF.
No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser — the file is never sent to a server.
For simple documents (paragraphs, headings, bold/italic, basic lists and tables, images) it'll look close. It won't be pixel-perfect: headers/footers, tracked changes, footnotes, exact fonts, and complex layouts (multi-column text, floating text boxes, embedded charts) aren't reproduced. Page breaks are placed automatically based on rendered content height, so a paragraph or line can occasionally split across two pages rather than flowing exactly the way Word would paginate it.
No. Each page is rendered as an image, so the output PDF's text isn't selectable or searchable — the same tradeoff as this site's Compress PDF tool. Doing this without rasterizing would require a full document-layout engine, which isn't realistic to run client-side.
Only .docx (the modern Word format). The older binary .doc format isn't supported — save your file as .docx first if needed.