Convert Word to PDF
Turn a Word document into a PDF anyone can open. It's converted on your device, so your document stays private.
Drop a Word document, or choose a file
Word documents (.docx) of any size.
Your file never leaves your device
Real text, not a picture
Okaysize reads the document's paragraphs, styles, lists, tables, and pictures, then lays them out again as a PDF with embedded fonts. Text stays sharp at any zoom, and you can search and copy it.
What comes across
Headings, bold, italic, underline, colors, font sizes, alignment, line spacing, numbered and bulleted lists, tables with merged cells and shading, pictures, page breaks, and the page size and margins. Headers, footers, footnotes, and comments are left out.
Fonts
Documents use fonts that live on the writer's computer, such as Calibri or Times New Roman. Okaysize sets text in Open Sans or Lora, close matches for sans serif and serif fonts, so lines can break in slightly different places than in Word.
How to convert a Word document to PDF
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Add your Word document
Drag your Word document onto the box, or click Choose a file. It opens right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
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Click Convert to PDF
Okaysize reads the document's text, styles, lists, tables, and pictures, and lays them out as PDF pages. Most documents take a few seconds.
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Check the preview
The first page shows right under the result. The page count and anything that couldn't come across are listed with it.
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Download the result
Click Download to save the PDF. The original file is left exactly as it was.
Questions
Does it work with .doc files?
Only .docx, the format Word has used since 2007. Open a .doc file in Word, Google Docs, or Pages and save it as .docx first.
Will it look exactly like Word?
Close, but not identical: fonts are swapped for open ones and headers and footers are left out. For a pixel perfect copy, use Save as PDF in Word itself.
Is my document uploaded?
No. Word to PDF runs entirely in your browser.