📘 Word to PDF Converter

About Word to PDF Conversion

This converter reads your Word file and rebuilds it as a PDF entirely inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so contracts, CVs, medical letters and internal reports stay on your own machine from the moment you drop them in to the moment you save the PDF.

The text in the finished PDF is real text. You can select it, copy it, search it and let a screen reader read it aloud, because every run is drawn with an embedded font rather than flattened into a picture of the page.

Why the Layout Matches Word

A converter that swaps Arial for something a little wider quietly moves every line break and can add a whole extra page. This tool ships metric-compatible faces instead: Liberation Sans for Arial and Helvetica, Carlito for Calibri, Tinos for Times New Roman, Cousine for Courier New and Caladea for Cambria. Each one has the same character widths as the font it stands in for, so lines wrap in the same places and the page count comes out right.

Page size, margins, styles and their inheritance chain, paragraph and character formatting, tabs and indents, numbered and bulleted lists, tables with merged cells and shading, inline and floating pictures, headers, footers, footnotes, hyperlinks and bookmarks are all carried across. PAGE and NUMPAGES fields are recalculated against the finished document rather than copying whatever number Word cached when the file was last saved.

Supported Files & Limitations

Is My Document Private?

Yes. The parsing, layout and PDF writing all run as JavaScript in your own browser tab. The only thing the conversion itself fetches is the font files it needs, and those come from this same site. You can prove it: open your browser devtools, switch to the Network tab and convert a file. You will not see your document go anywhere, because it never does.

To be exact about what else is on the page: like most of this site, it loads Google Analytics, which counts the visit and nothing else. It never sees your file, your file name or anything inside your document. If you would rather have a page that is provably locked down at the browser level, with no analytics at all and a network policy that blocks every outside request, our Zero-Egress tools do exactly that.