Convert a .docx file to PDF, processed entirely in your browser. Handles paragraphs, headings, tables, and images — not charts, multi-column layouts, or exact fonts and spacing, so the result won't look pixel-identical to Word. Works best on straightforward documents up to 5 MB.
Not always. This conversion runs entirely in your browser rather than on a server, so it reproduces your document's text, headings, tables, and images as a simplified layout, but exact fonts, precise spacing, and unusual formatting may not match Word's own rendering. It works best for straightforward, mostly-text documents.
It's real text — you can select it, copy-paste it, search it with Ctrl+F, and it reads correctly with a screen reader. This tool lays out actual PDF text rather than rendering the page to an image, which is what a rasterized "picture of a document" approach would give you.
Conversion happens fully client-side in your browser, which is more memory-constrained than a server. Keeping files small keeps conversion reliable; larger or very complex .docx files may fail or produce a lower-quality result.
No — the file is read and converted locally in your browser and never leaves your device.