How it works
- Click Open your DOCX to launch the editor in your browser.
- Pick the .docx file from your device, or drag and drop it onto the page.
- Choose Download as / Save as and pick PDF.
- The PDF is generated on your device and downloaded — nothing is uploaded.
Sending a report, a CV or presentation slides? Export a PDF that is easy to open and read. Review the content and layout in the editor, make any changes, then export.
Conversion happens on your device, so you do not need to upload a contract or personal document to a conversion service.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a DOCX to PDF here?
Open the DOCX in the editor, then use Download as / Save as and choose PDF. The conversion runs in your browser.
Is my document uploaded to convert it?
No. When you open local files directly on this site, viewing, editing and conversion happen on your device without uploading your documents.
Do I need Microsoft Word or an account?
Neither. No Word, no 365 subscription, no sign-up.
Is the formatting preserved in the PDF?
Text, tables, images and page layouts can be exported to PDF. Review the document before exporting, and check the result if it uses unusual fonts or complex layouts.
Is there a file size limit?
No fixed limit. The practical ceiling is your device's memory, because the whole document is converted locally.
Does it work with old .doc files?
Yes. Both the modern .docx and the older binary .doc open with the same engine and can be exported to PDF.
Can I convert a PDF back to Word?
No. This exports to PDF; it does not rewrite an existing PDF's text back into a Word document. You can open and annotate a PDF though — see Open PDF.
Does the conversion work offline?
Yes, with some preparation. Open the files you need online and try editing and exporting, then disconnect to check they work. Clearing browser data may require reconnecting. Files opened from links need a connection.