Convert a .docx file into a real PDF that keeps your formatting. Free, in your browser.
🔒 Processed entirely in your browser. Your document is never uploaded.
Yes. This tool parses your .docx file's actual structure — headings, paragraphs, bold/italic, lists, tables, and images — into HTML, then renders and captures that into a real, multi-page PDF. It's a genuine formatting-preserving conversion, not a text-only extraction. For standard documents the result is very close to what you'd see in Word. Highly specific formatting like exact fonts, footnotes, tracked changes, or precise multi-column layouts may render slightly differently, since the PDF is rebuilt from the document's content rather than produced by Word itself.
Is this a genuine conversion, or does it just extract text?
It's a genuine, formatting-preserving conversion. Your .docx is parsed into structured HTML (keeping headings, bold/italic, lists, tables and images), then that structure is rendered and captured into a real PDF — not a plain-text dump.
Will it look exactly like it does in Microsoft Word?
Very close for standard documents — headings, paragraphs, bold/italic, bullet and numbered lists, tables, and images all carry across. Highly specific Word formatting (exact fonts, precise page-break placement, headers/footers, footnotes, tracked changes, or complex multi-column layouts) may render slightly differently, since it's rebuilt from the document's content rather than rendered by Word itself.
Does it support both .doc and .docx?
It supports the modern .docx format. Older binary .doc files aren't supported — if you have a .doc file, open and re-save it as .docx in Word first (File > Save As).
Can I choose page size and orientation?
Yes — A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape, before converting.
Is the text in the PDF selectable?
No — the PDF is built from a rendered capture of your document, the same technique used for HTML to PDF, which preserves visual formatting accurately but means the output text isn't selectable or searchable.
Is my document uploaded anywhere?
No. Parsing, rendering, and PDF generation all happen entirely in your browser — your file is never sent to a server.