Convert Word to PDF
Turn a .docx into a PDF that looks the same on every device, with its styles, lists, tables and pictures.
or drop it anywhere
How to convert Word to PDF
Choose your .docx
Pick the Word document or drop it here.
It becomes a PDF
The document is laid out page by page and opens as a PDF you can check.
Save it
Press Save to keep the PDF, or edit it first with any tool.
Word to PDF in your browser
OnePDF lays out a .docx page by page in your browser, following the document's own styles: headings, fonts, sizes, colours, bullets and numbering, tables with merged cells and shading, and pictures where they were. Text in every script is shaped properly, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi and Chinese included.
If a font the document uses is not on your device, the nearest face of the same kind is used and you are told which. Headers and footers are not carried yet, and the converter says when a document has them. The PDF opens in the editor, so you can check it, sign it or merge it with other files before saving.
Why use OnePDF to convert Word to PDF
Styles and lists
Headings, fonts, sizes, colours, bullets and numbered lists follow the document's own styles.
Tables and pictures
Tables keep their columns, merged cells and shading; JPEG and PNG pictures sit where they were.
Every script
Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Chinese, Yoruba: text in any language is shaped and drawn correctly.
Questions about Word to PDF
Which Word files can I convert?
Any .docx, the format Word has saved since 2007. For an older .doc, open it in Word, save it as .docx, then convert.
Will my fonts be kept?
Your document's fonts are used when this device has them. Otherwise the nearest face of the same kind (serif, sans-serif or monospace) is used, and the converter tells you which fonts were replaced.
Are headers and footers included?
Not yet. Body text, tables, lists and pictures are; the converter tells you when a document has headers or footers it left out.
Is my document uploaded?
Not unless you sign in. Signed out, your file is opened by OnePDF inside your browser, on your own device, and is not uploaded to any server. Signed in with a TensorActivity account, the files you open are also saved to your account, encrypted, so they are there on every device you sign in to.