Word to PDF
Convert Word documents to PDF files
Turn Word résumés, reports and letters into PDFs that keep their fonts and page breaks, whether they are modern .docx files or old .doc files from Word 97.
- Old .doc files and templates too
- Done in seconds
- Free, no sign-up, no watermarks
How it works
How to convert Word to PDF
- 01
Drop your .docx, .doc or template files into the upload area, or click to browse.
- 02
Add them in the order you want, and turn on Merge into a single PDF to join them, for example a cover letter and a résumé.
- 03
Click Convert to PDF.
- 04
Download your PDF. With a single file, you can also add text or an image in the editor first.
Line breaks where Word put them
Documents set in Calibri, Cambria, Arial or Times New Roman are rendered with metric-compatible fonts, so lines and pages break in the same places.
Legacy files welcome
Word 97-2003 .doc files and .dot templates convert just like .docx, so old archives and forms can be shared as PDFs.
One application, one file
Merge a cover letter, résumé and references into a single PDF in the order you added them, ready to upload or attach.
Questions
Frequently asked
Which Word file types are supported?
Word 2007 and later documents (.docx), Word 97-2003 documents (.doc), and Word templates (.dotx and .dot).
Why send a résumé as a PDF instead of a Word file?
A Word file can reflow on someone else's computer when their fonts or settings differ, pushing text onto a new page. A PDF keeps your layout exactly as you designed it.
Will my table of contents show the right page numbers?
The table of contents is used as it was saved. Update it in Word (right-click it and choose Update Field), save, then convert.
How long does it take to convert Word to PDF?
Usually just a few seconds. Very large files can take a little longer.
Is Word to PDF free?
Yes. It is free to use, with no sign-up and no watermarks added to your files.
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