Word to PDF

What does the Word to PDF tool do?

Browser-based Word to PDF conversion is on the FreePDF roadmap. Rendering DOCX layout faithfully requires a layout engine, and we are evaluating options that can run fully client-side — because everything else at FreePDF runs without uploading your files.

In the meantime: Word itself, Google Docs and LibreOffice all export high-quality PDFs locally, and FreePDF can merge, split, compress and edit the result.

How to word to

1. 1
   Export from your word processor

   Word, Google Docs and LibreOffice all have built-in "Save as PDF" / "Download as PDF" that produce excellent results offline.

2. 2
   Bring the PDF to FreePDF

   Merge, split, compress, rotate or edit your exported PDF with any FreePDF tool.

3. 3
   Stay tuned

   A fully in-browser Word to PDF converter is in development — no uploads, like every FreePDF tool.

What FreePDF Word to PDF can do

• Coming soon — fully client-side DOCX to PDF
• Today: full toolbox for the PDF you export
• No uploads, ever — same privacy as all FreePDF tools

Privacy — your files stay on your device

Word to PDF runs entirely inside your browser using the same open-source engine stack that powers all FreePDF tools. Your files are loaded into browser memory, processed on your CPU, and written back out as a direct download. Nothing is sent to any server — you can verify this in your browser devtools → Network tab. Close the tab and everything is cleared from memory.

Supported devices and browsers

Known limitations

FreePDF is honest about what it can and cannot do:

• Browser-based DOCX conversion is not available yet
• Use your word processor's PDF export in the meantime