Tools / Word to PDF
About this tool
Word files look different on every machine: fonts, margins and page breaks shift with the app version and the printer driver. Converting to PDF freezes the layout so the recipient sees exactly what you sent.
The conversion runs through LibreOffice, which handles .docx, legacy .doc, .odt and .rtf. Tables, headers, footnotes and embedded images are carried over.
How it works
- Upload a Word document (.doc, .docx, .odt or .rtf).
- Press Start to convert it.
- Download the PDF and check the layout.
Frequently asked questions
Will my fonts look the same?
Fonts embedded in the document are used. If a font is missing on the server it is substituted, so install corporate fonts on the worker or embed them in the source file.
Are tracked changes and comments included?
The document is converted as it currently looks; comments and tracked changes are not shown unless they were visible when the file was last saved.
Can I convert several documents at once?
One document per task on the free plan — merge the resulting PDFs afterwards if you need a single file.