Why does my PDF look different on another device?
Fonts, layout or colours changing when opened elsewhere.
Word to PDF
Convert a .doc or .docx file into a PDF.
Free to useNo software to install — works in any modern browser.
No signup neededOpen the tool and start straight away.
Files deleted automaticallyUsed only to make your result. The result is deleted when you download it, or automatically after about an hour.
Works on mobileSame tool on your phone, tablet or desktop.
How it works
- Upload — select or drag & drop your file.
- Process — choose any options and start; most files take a few seconds, large files, OCR and video can take a minute or two.
- Download — save the result; it is deleted from the server once downloaded (or after about an hour).
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About Word to PDF
Converting Word to PDF locks in your document's formatting so it looks identical no matter what device or software opens it — which is exactly why PDF is the standard format for sharing finished documents, contracts, and resumes, while Word remains the format for editing.
Both older .doc and modern .docx formats are supported. Fonts, images, tables, and layout are preserved as closely as possible during conversion, so what you see in Word is what you get in the resulting PDF.
Both older .doc and modern .docx formats are supported. Fonts, images, tables, and layout are preserved as closely as possible during conversion, so what you see in Word is what you get in the resulting PDF.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my formatting stay the same?
Yes, fonts, images, tables, and layout are preserved as closely as possible.
Does this work with .doc files, or only .docx?
Both older .doc and modern .docx Word formats are supported.
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