Convert DOC and DOCX files to high-quality PDFs in seconds. Free, fast and private.
Why use this
Pixel-faithful layout: Headings, columns, tables and images render in the PDF exactly where Word placed them — no surprise re-flow on the recipient's machine.
Fonts embedded automatically: Custom fonts ship inside the PDF so it looks identical on a Mac, a Windows laptop, or a phone, even if the reader doesn't have the font installed.
Hyperlinks stay clickable: Email addresses, web URLs and cross-references in your Word doc remain live links in the PDF.
Form-ready output: Word content controls become fillable PDF form fields, so contracts and intake forms work straight after conversion.
Free and unlimited: No daily cap, no signup, no watermarks on the resulting PDF — convert as many resumes and reports as you need.
Use cases
Sending a resume to a recruiter who needs a non-editable PDF
Locking down a signed contract before emailing it to a client
Submitting a thesis or research paper in the format the university requires
Distributing a finalized policy or HR document inside the company
Publishing a downloadable whitepaper on your marketing site
How it works
Open the Word to PDF tool — When the tool launches, you'll click "Select Word file" or drag a .doc/.docx into the upload box. Multiple files will be supported in a single batch.
Configure conversion options — Pick output settings — PDF/A for archives, page size, and whether to embed all fonts. Sensible defaults will be pre-selected.
Click "Convert to PDF" — The converter will render your Word document into a clean PDF. Most documents will finish in a few seconds.
Download your PDF — Save the new PDF to your device. The original .docx will remain untouched on your machine.
Frequently asked questions
Is Word to PDF available now?
Not yet — it's on our launch list and arriving soon. Join the waitlist on the page and we'll email you the moment it goes live. In the meantime, the simplest free workaround is File → Save As → PDF inside Microsoft Word itself.
Will my fonts look the same after conversion?
Yes. When the tool launches, all fonts will be embedded in the PDF automatically so the document renders identically on every device, even if the recipient doesn't have your fonts installed.
Will tables, headers and images survive?
Yes — Word to PDF is a near-lossless conversion. Tables, headers, footers, page numbers, embedded images and hyperlinks will all carry across exactly as they appear in Word.