Document converter · 100% in your browser
Convert Word to PDF free online
Pick a .docx and download a PDF ready to share. Your document is never uploaded to any server.
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100% private — your file is processed on your device and never uploaded to any server.
Works well with files up to ~50 MB or 300 pages (depending on your device's memory).
How it works
Three steps, all on your own computer or phone.
Choose your .docx
Drag the file in or pick it from your device.
It runs in your browser
The document is read and the PDF is built locally, with no server involved.
Download your PDF
You get a PDF ready to send, print or archive.
Why convert Word to PDF
PDF is the format to reach for when a document has to be read rather than edited: a CV you are sending out, an invoice, a contract to sign, a report going to a client. It looks the same on every device and nobody can change it by accident.
This converter builds the PDF inside your browser, so the contents of your document never travel anywhere. That matters more than it sounds for exactly the documents people convert most often — CVs, contracts and invoices are full of personal data.
The engine reproduces the text of the document with its page breaks. For text documents the result is faithful; very elaborate layouts, embedded images and complex tables may shift, since the rendering happens with a lightweight engine running in the browser rather than a full copy of Word.
Frequently asked questions
Which formats does it accept?
Word documents in .docx format, the standard since Word 2007. The old .doc format is not supported.
Is my document uploaded to a server?
No. It is read and converted inside your browser, and never leaves your device.
Will the PDF look identical to the Word file?
For text documents it is very close. Complex layouts, embedded images and elaborate tables can shift, because the PDF is built by a lightweight browser engine, not by Word itself.
Is there a size limit?
It works well with typical documents. Very large files depend on the memory available on your device, since everything happens locally.
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