Word to PDF

We use mammoth.js to extract text, formatting, and structure from your .docx file entirely in your browser. The content is rendered as styled HTML, then converted to PDF using your browser's built-in print engine with your chosen page size, margins, and font settings.

No. Word to PDF conversion happens in your browser, and your document is not uploaded to our servers during processing.

Modern Word documents (.docx) are supported. Older .doc format is not supported — save it as .docx in Word first.

Text formatting (bold, italic, headings, lists, tables, links) is preserved. Complex layouts, custom fonts, and embedded macros may not convert perfectly — this is a lightweight browser-based converter, not a full Word renderer.

Yes. Choose from A4, US Letter, or Legal page sizes. Set margins to Normal, Narrow, or Wide. Adjust font size from 10pt to 14pt. All settings are applied before generating the PDF.

No hard limit, but very large documents (50MB+) may be slow depending on your device. Most typical documents convert in under 2 seconds.

Clicking "Download PDF" uses html2pdf.js to render your document content directly into a PDF file and downloads it — no print dialog needed. The page size, margins, and font size you selected are applied automatically. If you prefer to use your browser's native print engine, use the "Print" button instead.

This tool renders your .docx content through mammoth.js and then your browser's print engine — not Microsoft Word. Custom fonts are replaced with system fonts, decorative themes and backgrounds are stripped, and some complex table layouts may reflow. If pixel-perfect fidelity is required, use Microsoft Word's built-in "Export to PDF" feature instead.

Yes. Use our <a href="/pdf-to-word">PDF to Word</a> converter to extract text and structure back into a .docx file.

Yes. Download your Google Doc as .docx first (File > Download > Microsoft Word), then upload it here. Google Docs exports clean .docx files that convert well.

Currently this tool processes one file at a time. For batch conversion, convert each file individually. If you need to combine the results, use our <a href="/merge-pdf">PDF Merger</a>.

Yes. Embedded images in .docx files are extracted and included in the PDF output. Linked or external images that are not embedded in the file are not included.

mammoth.js focuses on body content. Headers, footers, and page numbers from the original Word document are not rendered. Use our <a href="/add-page-numbers-to-pdf">Page Numbers</a> tool to add numbering to the PDF output.