Word to PDF
Convert Word (.docx) documents to PDF format. Free, private, and instant.
How to use
- 1Drop a Word file or click to browse.
- 2Preview the content.
- 3Click Save as PDF.
How to Convert Word to PDF
- 1Upload your Word file by dragging it or clicking the upload area.
- 2Preview the document content to ensure it looks correct.
- 3Save your document as a PDF file.
Why Convert Word to PDF?
Universal format, PDF files look the same on every device and operating system.
Professional sharing, Send documents that maintain their formatting when opened by others.
Print-ready, PDF is the standard format for printing documents professionally.
Word → PDF in browser, no upload
We read .docx via mammoth and build paginated PDF locally with headings, lists, tables for portals that demand PDF. Fonts matched best-effort; glance at page breaks before final.
Fewer surprises
Use Word styles for headings, not manual formatting parser maps cleanly. Inline images anchor better than floating text boxes.
When Word print is better
If pagination must be pixel-perfect (legal briefs), print-to-PDF from Word preserves exact metrics. For everyday, this browser route is private and fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fonts preserved?
Best-effort; verify before final.
Images kept?
Yes inline images carry.
Private?
Yes local parsing.
Quick Answer
Turn a .docx into a print-ready PDF. Keep fonts and layout, ready to email or print.
What is this tool?
Word to PDF turns a Word document into a PDF that looks the same everywhere. You need this to share a resume or contract as a PDF that prints correctly. Our tool reads the .docx with mammoth and writes a paginated PDF locally, preserving headings and tables as best as possible.
How it works
We use pdf-lib, pdfjs-dist, mammoth, and SheetJS locally. Files are read via FileReader into memory, parsed, and a new file is written. For PDFs we keep or reorder page dictionaries, for Word/Excel we map styles to PDF. All happens in your browser no upload with thumbnail previews where helpful. Very large files or 200+ pages may hit phone memory, so split first if needed.
How to use 4 steps
- 1Drop your file(s) onto the box.
- 2Pick pages, ranges, or options as shown.
- 3Preview thumbnails and order.
- 4Click Download and verify opens in Preview/Acrobat.
Specs & formulas
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Lib | pdf-lib / pdfjs-dist / mammoth / SheetJS |
| Privacy | Local, no server |
| Pages | Thumbnails with drag |
| Size | Shown before/after |
Quick reference
3 worked examples
1. Packet
Three reports as three PDFs → one PDF to email.
Merge in order 2,1,3 → one file
2. Extract
50-page PDF, need pages 5-10.
Split range 5-10 → 6-page PDF
3. Fix scan
Pages 4-5 sideways.
Rotate 90° → readable
Mistakes to avoid
- Uploading private PDFs to cloud ours stays local, but close tab on shared device.
- Expecting perfect Word from scanned PDF needs OCR.
- Very large PDFs on phone split first.
Pro tips
- Check thumbnails after import.
- Keep original and work on copy.
- Verify exported PDF in Acrobat/Preview before sending.
When to use it
Contracts, invoices, research drafts, and class packets that need combining, splitting, cleaning, or compressing before sharing, all privately and fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are PDFs uploaded?
No processed with pdf-lib locally. Close tab to clear.
Will formatting survive Word?
Headings and lists mostly yes; scanned pages are images.
How much save on compress?
Text 20-60%, scans depend on DPI.
Can I reorder?
Yes drag thumbnails to new order.
Limit?
Large files may hit phone memory split first.