Turn a .docx into a PDF that keeps your page size, headings, tables and type, with the text still selectable. Converted in your browser. No signup.
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No — unlike most online converters, the .docx file is read and converted entirely on your device. Nothing is uploaded, which matters for contracts, invoices and anything confidential.
Yes. It reads the Word file itself rather than a simplified web version of it, so the PDF keeps your page size and margins, headings, bold, italic and underline, type sizes and colours, centred and right-aligned text, indents, bullet and numbered lists, tables with their column widths and shading, and your images.
Yes. The text is written into the PDF as text, not as a picture of your document, so you can select it, search it, copy from it and it stays sharp at any zoom or print size. That also keeps the file small — usually tens of kilobytes rather than several megabytes.
Between lines, never through them. A long table carries its header row onto the next page, and a manual page break in your Word document is honoured.
PDF readers are guaranteed to have a serif, a sans-serif and a monospace face, so each of your fonts is matched to the closest of the three at the same size and weight. The layout, spacing and line breaks follow your document; the letterforms may differ slightly from your exact typeface.
Only .docx (Word 2007 and newer). For an old .doc, open it in Word or Google Docs and save as .docx first.
Yes — use our PDF to Word converter to turn a PDF back into an editable .docx, also entirely in your browser.