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Word to PDF

Beta

Turn a .docx file into a clean, readable PDF, right on your device. This is a beta, and we're upfront about it: simple documents convert well, but complex layouts, images and tables are not preserved yet. When something is skipped, we tell you exactly what, instead of failing silently.

  1. Drop a Word (.docx) document
  2. Text, headings and lists are typeset into a PDF, on your device
  3. Download the PDF, and see exactly what this beta skipped
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Frequently asked questions

What does "beta" mean here? What converts well and what doesn't?
It means we'd rather under-promise than break your document quietly. Paragraphs, headings, bold and italic text, and bullet or numbered lists convert well. Images, tables, columns, footnotes and custom fonts are not preserved yet: images and tables are skipped, and we show you a count of exactly what was left out. If your document is mostly text, you'll get a clean PDF. If it's a designed layout, this tool isn't there yet.
Is my Word document uploaded to a server?
No. The whole conversion, reading the .docx, laying out the text and building the PDF, runs inside your browser. Your document never leaves your device, and the conversion even works offline once the page has loaded.
Which languages are supported?
Hebrew and English, and the rest of the Latin script. A Latin-script document is typeset with the PDF standard's built-in fonts; a Hebrew one gets a font embedded in the file itself, so it looks the same in every reader. Two things worth knowing about Hebrew: the embedded font ships regular and bold only, so italic text comes out upright, and a character from a script we have no font for yet appears as a question mark, with a count of how many. More scripts are coming.