Word to PDF
Convert .docx and .doc files to PDF.
Runs entirely in your browser. Verify it in your network tab.
What this does
LibreOffice, the open-source office suite, compiled to run inside your browser, opens each file and exports it as PDF, exactly as it would on a desktop. Several files at once come back as a ZIP. The engine is downloaded from this site the first time, then kept by your browser, so later conversions start straight away.
Limits
- The first use downloads LibreOffice once: about 77 MB, and it needs about 1 GB of free memory. A desktop or laptop browser is recommended; many phones cannot run it.
- Layout is LibreOffice's reading of the file. It is usually very close to Office, but fonts Office has and LibreOffice does not are replaced by similar ones, which can move line breaks.
- Password-protected files must have their password removed first.
Is this private?
Yes, and you can check rather than take our word for it. Open your browser's network tab and run the tool: your file never appears in it, because there is no server to send it to. The whole site is static files, plus the WebAssembly engine that does the work, which is served from this same domain.