Why convert Word documents to PDF
A .docx file can look different depending on who opens it — missing fonts, a different version of Word or a phone app can shift lines and break layouts. A PDF locks the layout in place, which is why CVs, invoices, assignments and official letters are usually sent as PDFs.
This converter reads your .docx, keeps headings, bold and italic text, bulleted and numbered lists, tables and images, and lays it out on A4 pages. Because it uses your browser's own text rendering, documents in Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Arabic, Chinese and other scripts come out correctly too.
How to convert Word to PDF
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Choose your .docx
Select a Word document from your device.
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Convert
Press Convert to PDF — pages are laid out on A4 with proper page breaks.
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Download
Save the PDF, ready to email, print or upload.
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Need selectable text?
Use Print with selectable text and choose *Save as PDF* in the print dialog.
Key features
Keeps formatting
Headings, emphasis, lists, tables and embedded pictures carry over.
Every language
Uses the browser's fonts, so Indian and other non-Latin scripts render properly.
Smart page breaks
Long tables and lists continue on the next page instead of being cut off.
Two output options
An exact image-based PDF, or a text-selectable PDF through your browser's print dialog.
No upload
The document is converted on your device.
Common uses
- Job applications: Send your CV as a PDF so recruiters see the layout you designed.
- Assignments: Submit coursework in the format most portals require.
- Invoices and letters: Share documents that can't be accidentally edited.
Tips and good to know
- Old .doc files (Word 97–2003) aren't supported — open them in Word or Google Docs and save as .docx first.
- The main download renders pages exactly as laid out, so its text isn't selectable. For searchable text, use the print option.
- Page headers and footers from the Word file aren't included in the conversion.
- Combine several converted documents with Merge PDF.