Word to PDF
DOCX to PDF for sending
Up to 200 MB at a time. On a phone, large documents take longer and need more memory.
The converter only loads once you start (about 45 MB). It needs about 1 GB of memory, so use a computer if your phone is short on power. Fonts and layout may shift. Macros and external links are not run. On iPhone and in Safari a simple view is offered for speed, with a different layout.
Your file stays on your device. No sign-up, no limits.
Word to PDF turns a DOCX or DOC file into a PDF that looks the same on any device. LibreOffice mode keeps the layout closest to the original. The first run downloads about 45 MB and needs roughly 1 GB of memory, so it’s quicker on a computer than a phone. Simple view is fast but rebuilds the layout.
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How it works
For an old .doc file, choose LibreOffice mode, because simple view only reads DOCX. Macros are never run. If the document has a password, open it in Word and save a copy without one first.
Choose the file, pick the mode and press “Convert to PDF”. Check tables before you send it.
Worked example
You’ve written a leave request in Word and HR wants it as a PDF. Pick the DOCX, choose LibreOffice mode and convert. If your signature line sat at the bottom of page 1, make sure it hasn’t slipped onto page 2. It happens.
Questions people ask
How do I save a Word document as PDF without this tool?
In Word, go to File, Save As and choose PDF as the file type. This tool is for when Word isn’t there, say on a phone or someone else’s computer.
Why did my text move onto the next page?
A font the browser doesn’t have was replaced by a similar, slightly wider one. Try again.
If it keeps happening, tighten the line spacing slightly or switch the document to a common font such as Arial or Times New Roman, then convert it once more.
Can I convert several Word files at once?
Yes. Select them together and each gets its own PDF; you can also download them all as one ZIP.
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Updated: 13 November 2026