About Word to PDF
Word to PDF converts a .docx document into a PDF anyone can open without Word installed. The text, headings and paragraph structure are read out of the file and laid out onto PDF pages.
Conversion runs in the browser using Mammoth, which targets content rather than pixel-perfect fidelity. Complex layouts, floating images and intricate tables will not match Word's own rendering exactly, so check the output when precise layout matters — for those cases, exporting to PDF from Word itself remains more faithful.
How to use Word to PDF
- Choose the .docx file you want to convert.
- Let the document parse — its text and structure are read from the file.
- Review the detected content.
- Download the resulting PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Does it support old .doc files?
No, only the modern .docx format. Open a legacy .doc in Word or LibreOffice and save it as .docx first.
Why doesn't the PDF match my Word layout exactly?
The converter reproduces text and structure, not Word's full layout engine. Columns, floated images and complex tables are the usual differences.