Word (DOCX) to PDF

Word to PDF without Word

Many applications ask for PDFs, but on a computer without Word — or on a phone — converting is a hassle. This tool reads the .docx file directly in your browser and redraws headings, paragraphs, lists, tables and images as an A4 PDF. Fonts are embedded so text never breaks, and the file is never uploaded.

What's converted

• Headings — Word's Title and Heading 1–3 styles become large bold text.
• Paragraphs — line breaks, center/right alignment, fully bold paragraphs and font size.
• Lists — numbered and bulleted lists become indented “•” lists.
• Tables — column width ratios and horizontally merged cells are kept, with borders; the header row repeats on new pages.
• Images — PNG and JPG images at their original proportions.
• Page breaks — manual page breaks are kept, and landscape documents become landscape A4.

What gets simplified

Headers and footers, footnotes, text boxes, shapes, columns, partial bold or colored words within a paragraph, and fine spacing/margins are dropped or simplified. It's best for text-focused documents. Check the preview (first two pages); if the design must match exactly, use “Save as PDF” in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice. Old .doc files and password-protected documents can't be read.

To go the other way use PDF to Word; for plain notes use Text to PDF.