Is this a real PDF with selectable text, or an image of my document?

It's real text. The converter reads your DOCX's structure (headings, paragraphs, bold/italic, lists) and draws actual PDF text objects with pdf-lib, measuring and wrapping each line itself. You can select, search, and copy text from the output — it isn't a rasterized screenshot of your document.

Will my document's exact layout, fonts, and images carry over?

Partly. This is a text-reflow converter, not a layout clone, so it's still built around text-heavy documents: headings, paragraphs, bold/italic emphasis, and bulleted or numbered lists all convert cleanly. Images are now embedded too — each one is placed as its own block where it appears in the document, scaled to fit the page. Tables, multi-column layouts, custom fonts, and precise page positioning are not carried over — mammoth.js (the library used to read the .docx) will skip tables, and a small number of unusual image formats may be skipped if the browser can't decode them.

Is my document uploaded anywhere?

No. The .docx file is read and converted entirely client-side, using mammoth.js to parse it and pdf-lib to build the PDF — both run as JavaScript in your browser tab. The file never touches a server.

Does this work with old .doc files?

No, only the modern .docx format (Word 2007 and later) is supported. If you have an older .doc file, open and re-save it as .docx in Word or Google Docs first.

DOCX TO PDF

Convert a Word document to a PDF with real, selectable text — not a screenshot. Nothing leaves your browser.

Drop a .docx file here or click to browse

Nothing is uploaded — conversion happens right in your browser tab.

How to convert DOCX to PDF

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Drop your .docx file onto the upload area or click to select it.
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The tool reads the document's structure and converts it to HTML locally with mammoth.js.
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That structure is reflowed into a new PDF with real, selectable text — not a screenshot.
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Click Download PDF to save the result.

Questions

Is this a real PDF with selectable text, or an image of my document?: It's real text. The converter reads your DOCX's structure (headings, paragraphs, bold/italic, lists) and draws actual PDF text objects with pdf-lib, measuring and wrapping each line itself. You can select, search, and copy text from the output — it isn't a rasterized screenshot of your document.
Will my document's exact layout, fonts, and images carry over?: Partly. This is a text-reflow converter, not a layout clone, so it's still built around text-heavy documents: headings, paragraphs, bold/italic emphasis, and bulleted or numbered lists all convert cleanly. Images are now embedded too — each one is placed as its own block where it appears in the document, scaled to fit the page. Tables, multi-column layouts, custom fonts, and precise page positioning are not carried over — mammoth.js (the library used to read the .docx) will skip tables, and a small number of unusual image formats may be skipped if the browser can't decode them.
Is my document uploaded anywhere?: No. The .docx file is read and converted entirely client-side, using mammoth.js to parse it and pdf-lib to build the PDF — both run as JavaScript in your browser tab. The file never touches a server.
Does this work with old .doc files?: No, only the modern .docx format (Word 2007 and later) is supported. If you have an older .doc file, open and re-save it as .docx in Word or Google Docs first.