Convert Word documents (.docx) into PDF files.
Upload a .docx file, preview it, then save it as a PDF.
Is this tool really free?
Yes. Every tool on this site is free, with no account or sign-up required.
Are my files uploaded to your servers?
No. All processing happens in your browser, so your files never leave your device.
Will the formatting stay exactly the same?
Basic formatting (headings, bold, lists, tables) is preserved. Very complex layouts may differ slightly from Word.
A Word file can look different on another computer. Fonts, Word versions, and printer settings can all shift the layout. A PDF freezes the layout, so the document you send is the document the reader sees. That is why PDF is the safer choice for resumes, contracts, forms, and anything meant to be printed.
Text, headings, images, and tables all carry over. The tool accepts .docx files and shows you a preview before you download, so you can catch problems early. Use common fonts where you can, since unusual fonts are the most common cause of layout surprises.
Open the preview and check page breaks, tables, and images. If something moved, fix it in the Word file and convert again. Remember that a PDF is meant to be read and printed, not edited. Keep your .docx as the original, and convert a fresh PDF whenever the content changes.
Will my layout change?
It should match the preview. If a table or image moved, it is usually a font issue. Switch to a common font in Word and convert again.
Can I edit the PDF afterwards?
Not easily, and that is the point. Edit the .docx original, then convert a new PDF.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Conversion runs in your mobile browser, and the file never leaves your phone.
Step by step: How to Convert Word to PDF.