Word to PDF Converter
Runs in Your BrowserClick or drag Word documents to convert to PDF
DOC, DOCX, ODT and RTF. Add several files at once. Documents are converted on your device and never uploaded.
How to Convert Word to PDF
1. Add Word Documents
Select or drag DOC, DOCX, ODT or RTF files. You can add several at once.
2. Convert to PDF
Click Convert to PDF. The first time, the conversion engine takes a moment to prepare; after that it starts straight from your browser cache.
3. Download the PDF
One document downloads as a PDF; several download together in a ZIP file.
Why Convert Word to PDF with PDFtip
Faithful Layout
Conversion uses LibreOffice, the same engine as the desktop suite, so fonts, tables, images, headers and footers keep their layout.
Documents Never Leave Your Device
The engine runs in your browser. Contracts, CVs and reports are converted locally and never uploaded.
DOC, DOCX, ODT and RTF
Convert modern and legacy Word files as well as OpenDocument and Rich Text documents, one by one or in batches.
Word to PDF FAQ
How do I convert a Word document to PDF?
Add your DOC or DOCX file and click Convert to PDF & Download. The PDF downloads when conversion finishes, with no sign-up and no watermark.
Are my Word files uploaded to a server?
No. PDFtip runs LibreOffice inside your browser, so the document is converted on your own device and never sent anywhere.
Why does the first conversion take longer?
The first time, your browser prepares the conversion engine. It is cached afterwards, so later conversions start quickly.
Will the PDF look the same as my Word document?
Layout, tables, images, headers and footers are kept. If a document uses a font that is not available, a similar font is used, which can slightly change line breaks.
Which browsers are supported?
Recent desktop versions of Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Safari and some mobile browsers cannot run the engine yet.
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