DOCX to PDF
DOCX to PDF reads your .docx file in the browser, converts it to clean HTML with mammoth, and re-typesets it into a PDF. Suited for text documents: reports, letters, notes. Honest scope: complex layouts may shift and images are skipped.
Drop a .docx file here or click to browse
Files stay in your burrow: everything is processed on your device, never uploaded.
How to use this tool
- 1Drop a .docx file (the classic .doc format is not supported).
- 2Choose page size and margins.
- 3Click Convert; the document is parsed and re-typeset on your device.
- 4Review the summary and download the PDF.
FAQ
Are images and complex formatting kept?
No, and the tool says so instead of guessing. Images are skipped and counted, and the layout is rebuilt as a single column of text, so a designed brochure will not look like the original. For a pixel-faithful export, use Word or LibreOffice on the desktop.
Why can some characters become question marks?
The built-in PDF fonts cover Western European scripts. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Cyrillic, Greek and other scripts are beyond that set, so affected characters are replaced with a question mark and the count is reported. Nothing fails silently.
Does it work with the old .doc format?
No, only .docx (the Office 2007+ format). For legacy .doc files, re-save them as .docx in Word or LibreOffice first, then convert here.