PDF to Word
Convert PDF documents into editable Word files (.docx).
Convert Word to PDF
Turn your Word document into a PDF that looks the same on every device — ready to send, print or archive.
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How to convert Word to PDF
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Step 1: Select or drop a .docx, .doc, .odt or .rtf file.
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Step 2: Click Convert to PDF.
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Step 3: Download your PDF.
Share documents that look right everywhere
A Word file can look different depending on the software, version and fonts on the recipient's computer. A PDF locks the layout in place, so your CV, invoice or report appears exactly as intended.
PDFs are also the expected format for many applications, submissions and official forms.
How does Word to PDF conversion work?
Your document is converted by LibreOffice running in headless mode on our server. It reads .docx, .doc, .odt and .rtf files and exports them as PDF, keeping text, images, tables and page layout. The PDF is tagged for accessibility, keeps your links and gets bookmarks from your headings; choose PDF/A for an archive-ready file.
If your document uses fonts that aren't installed on the server, metrically compatible substitutes are used so line breaks and spacing stay as close as possible. Macros are never executed.
Frequently asked questions
Which file formats are supported?
Microsoft Word (.docx and .doc), OpenDocument Text (.odt) and Rich Text Format (.rtf).
Why does the font look slightly different?
If a font from your document isn't available on our server, a metrically compatible alternative is used. Embedding standard fonts in your document gives the most faithful result.
Are macros in my document run?
No. Macros are never executed during conversion, and they don't carry over into the PDF.
Do you keep my Word file?
No. Your document is deleted once the PDF has been created, and the PDF itself is deleted when the 30-minute download link expires.
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