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Need to convert a Word document to PDF quickly without installing software or uploading your file to an unknown server?

This free Word to PDF Converter works entirely inside your browser — your document never leaves your device. Upload your .docx file, choose your page size, orientation and font settings, and download a clean PDF in seconds. Also includes a PDF to Text extractor for pulling content out of PDF files. No signup, no watermarks, completely free.

How to Convert Word to PDF

Step 1 — Select mode Click "Word → PDF" to convert a Word document to PDF, or "PDF → Text" to extract text content from a PDF file.

Step 2 — Upload your file Click the upload area or drag and drop your file. Word to PDF accepts .docx files. PDF to Text accepts .pdf files.

Step 3 — Set options (Word to PDF) Choose page size (A4, Letter or A3), orientation (Portrait or Landscape), font size (8 to 24 pt) and margins (5 to 50 mm).

Step 4 — Convert Click the Convert button. The tool processes your file entirely in your browser — no data is sent to any server.

Step 5 — Download Click Download PDF to save your converted file. For PDF to Text, choose to download as .txt or copy directly to clipboard.

Is Your Document Safe?

This is the most important advantage of our tool. All processing happens entirely inside your browser using JavaScript. Your document is never uploaded to any server — not ours, not anyone else's.

Compare this to popular online PDF converters like ILovePDF, SmallPDF and Adobe's online tools — all of which upload your document to their servers. For sensitive documents containing personal information, financial data or confidential business content, this is a serious privacy risk.

With our tool, the document stays on your device from start to finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Is this Word to PDF converter completely free? Yes, completely free with no hidden charges, no subscription and no signup required. There is no limit on the number of conversions.

Q2. Does converting Word to PDF preserve formatting, tables and images? The converter preserves text content, basic formatting, headings and tables. Complex formatting elements like advanced Word styles, tracked changes, embedded charts from Excel and some custom fonts may not convert perfectly. For documents with complex formatting, Microsoft Word's own Save as PDF feature (File → Save As → PDF) gives the most accurate result.

Q3. What is the maximum file size supported? Since all processing happens in your browser, the practical limit is determined by your device's memory. Files up to 10 MB convert without issues on most devices. Very large files with many embedded images may be slow to process.

Q4. Can I convert multiple Word files to PDF at once? Currently the tool converts one file at a time. For batch conversion of multiple files, consider using Microsoft Word's built-in macro feature or a desktop tool like LibreOffice.

Q5. Why does my PDF look different from my Word document? Web-based Word to PDF conversion has limitations compared to native conversion in Microsoft Word or LibreOffice. Complex layouts, custom fonts not available in the browser, and advanced Word features like SmartArt may not render identically. For the most accurate conversion, use Word's built-in PDF export (File → Export → Create PDF/XPS).

Q6. Can I extract text from a scanned PDF? Our PDF to Text extractor works on text-based PDFs — documents where the text was originally digital. Scanned PDFs (photos of paper documents) require OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology which our browser-based tool does not support. For scanned PDFs, use Adobe Acrobat or a dedicated OCR tool.

Q7. Is there a watermark on the converted PDF? No watermarks. The converted PDF is clean and ready to share.