📝 Word to PDF Converter — Convert DOCX & DOC to PDF

Q: Can I convert DOCX and DOC files?

Yes. The tool accepts both .docx and .doc formats. Conversion quality depends on content complexity.

Q: Are files uploaded to a server?

No. All processing happens locally in your browser; files are not uploaded to external servers.

Q: Will images and complex tables be preserved?

This converter focuses on text extraction. Basic images may be included, but for exact layout fidelity use a dedicated PDF tool.

Q: What about large files?

Files up to 10 MB are supported; very large files may be slow or fail depending on device resources.

Convert Microsoft Word documents to PDF quickly and securely — all in your browser. This client-side converter preserves text content and creates printable PDFs without uploading files to servers.

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Supports DOCX and DOC • Max file size: 10 MB • Client-side conversion for privacy

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How This Converter Works

This utility uses open-source libraries (Mammoth.js and jsPDF) to extract text and render a simple, printable PDF. It is perfect for text-first Word documents, notes, and drafts. For advanced layout fidelity (complex tables, images, embedded fonts) consider official tools like Adobe Acrobat.

Upload

Choose a DOC or DOCX file from your device.

Convert

Conversion happens locally — no data leaves your browser.

Download

Get a PDF file ready for printing, sharing or archiving.

When to use

Ideal for resumes, drafts, lecture notes and quick exports to PDF.

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Best Practices & Tips

For documents requiring exact layout (complex tables or exact pagination) use a desktop PDF tool or Adobe Acrobat for best fidelity.
Check font embedding and images: mammoth.js extracts raw text rather than full Word layout—images may not be preserved exactly.
Keep files under 10 MB for quick, reliable local conversion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I convert DOCX and DOC files?

Yes. The tool accepts both .docx and .doc formats. For older .doc files, conversion quality may vary depending on document content.

Are files uploaded to a server?

No. Conversion is client-side — your file is processed locally in your browser and not uploaded to our servers.

Will images and complex tables be preserved?

This converter focuses on extracting text. Simple images and basic formatting may be included, but for 100% layout fidelity use a dedicated PDF creator.

What about large files?

Files up to 10 MB are supported. Very large files may be slow or may fail depending on device memory and browser limitations.