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Word to PDF Converter

Turn a .docx into a PDF with real, selectable text: headings, bold and italic, lists, tables and pictures kept, Hindi included. Converted in your browser.

Private · on device. Runs in your browser: your file is not uploaded. No sign-up.

A .docx document from Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice
The words and structure, not a copy of Word's layout. Headings, bold and italic, lists, tables and pictures come through, and Hindi and the ₹ sign are drawn with real fonts. Fonts, colours, text boxes, columns, headers and footers are simplified. For a pixel-exact copy, use Word's own File › Save as PDF.

What comes through, and what is simplified

In your Word fileIn the PDF
Headings (Heading 1–6, Title)Kept, as larger bold headings
Bold, italic, linksKept; web and email links stay clickable
Bulleted and numbered listsKept, with nesting
TablesKept, with merged cells; colours and borders simplified
Pictures (JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP)Kept, in the flow of the text
Page size, orientation, marginsTaken from the document; you can change them
Fonts, colours, text boxes, columnsSimplified to one clean layout
Headers and footersLeft out; page numbers can be added

When this is the right tool

Use it when you need a clean, readable PDF of a document's content and do not have Word to hand: on a phone, a shared computer or a Chromebook. Letters, reports, assignments, CVs and notices convert well. Documents whose look is the point, such as brochures and certificates, are better exported from the app they were designed in.

Going the other way

Need to edit a PDF in Word? PDF to Word turns it back into real paragraphs and headings. For a web page or pasted HTML, use HTML to PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Will the PDF look exactly like my Word document?

It keeps the content and structure: headings, paragraphs, bold and italic, bulleted and numbered lists, tables and pictures, on the page size and margins your document uses. It does not copy Word’s exact fonts, colours or positioning. Text boxes, columns, headers and footers are simplified, and the tool tells you when your document has any of them. For a pixel-perfect copy, Word’s own File › Save as PDF is the right tool.

Is my document uploaded?

No. The .docx is opened, converted and laid out as a PDF inside this page, on your device. That matters for CVs, contracts, offer letters and anything else with personal details.

Does it work with Hindi and other Indian languages?

Hindi, Marathi, Nepali and other Devanagari text is drawn with the Noto Sans Devanagari font, and the ₹ sign is supported. Tamil, Bengali, Telugu and other scripts are not yet covered by the built-in fonts and would appear as question marks; the tool warns you if that happens.

Can I convert an old .doc file?

Not directly. The old .doc format is a different, binary format. Open it in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice, save it as .docx, then convert that. Google Docs and LibreOffice can also save straight to PDF.

Is the text in the PDF selectable and searchable?

Yes. The PDF is made of real text, not pictures of pages, so you can search it, copy from it, and applicant tracking systems and screen readers can read it. It is also far smaller than a scanned-image PDF.

My PDF has to be under a size limit. What now?

Text-only documents usually come out well under 100 KB. If yours has large photos, run the PDF through the compressor, which shrinks the pictures and keeps the text selectable.