Word to PDF Converter

Yes, fonts are embedded in PDF. The document will look identical on any computer, even if the recipient doesn't have those fonts.

Images are preserved in original quality and positions. For smaller file size, compress images in Word beforehand.

Yes, both formats are supported: old DOC (Word 97-2003) and modern DOCX (Word 2007 and newer).

Yes, Word's interactive table of contents converts to clickable PDF bookmarks. Hyperlinks also remain active.

Completely. Headers, footers, page numbers, watermarks — everything transfers to PDF.

For password protection, use a separate tool after conversion. We create a standard unprotected PDF.

Word macros don't transfer to PDF — it's a static format. Results of macro execution (text, formatting) are preserved.

PDF is created with print-ready quality (300 dpi for images). Text remains vector and sharp at any zoom level.

No page limits. Only file size is limited — up to 50 MB, which covers most documents.

PDF ensures the document looks identical for all recipients. It's the standard for official documents, resumes, proposals.