Word to PDF Converter

In most cases, yes. Fonts, tables, images, headers, footers, and styles are all preserved. Minor differences can occasionally appear if the document uses system fonts not available in the converter — enabling "Embed All Fonts" minimizes this risk.

.docx is the modern XML-based Word format (Word 2007 and later) and is recommended. .doc is the older binary format from earlier Word versions. Both are fully supported by this converter.

You can upload and convert as many files as you need in a single batch. Files are processed one by one with individual progress tracking. For very large batches, performance depends on your device.

PDF/A is an ISO-standardized version of PDF designed for long-term digital preservation. It embeds all fonts and color profiles, disables encryption and external content links, making it ideal for archiving legal, medical, or government documents.

By default, the PDF shows the final accepted document without tracked changes. You can toggle "Include Track Changes" on to show revision marks, and toggle "Include Comments" to include comment annotations in the output PDF.

No. All conversion happens entirely in your browser. Your Word documents are never uploaded to any server and remain completely private at all times — making this safe for confidential business documents.

Password-protected Word files cannot be read by the browser directly. You will need to remove the Word password first (in Microsoft Word or a Word password remover tool) before converting.