Turn Microsoft Word documents into PDF files.
Turn Microsoft Word documents into PDF files. Word to PDF is one of the five MyPDFMate tools that need a server: your file is sent over an encrypted HTTPS connection, converted, and deleted automatically within about an hour.
Answers to the questions people ask most about using Word to PDF.
Open Word to PDF on MyPDFMate, upload your .docx or .doc file and click Word to PDF. The document is converted on our secure server and the PDF is ready to download in moments.
Yes. There's no sign-up, no email required and no watermark on the PDF.
Headings, tables, images and page layout are kept. Complex layouts, or fonts the converter doesn't have, can shift slightly, so give the PDF a quick look before sending it.
If your document uses a font that isn't available on the converter, a similar font is substituted. Embed fonts in Word (File → Options → Save → Embed fonts in the file) or use common fonts to keep the look exact.
Upload the file to MyPDFMate, with no Office license needed. Google Docs can also do it: open the file, then choose File → Download → PDF.
In Word, choose File → Save As (or Export) and pick PDF as the file type. This uses the fonts installed on your computer.
Open Word to PDF in your phone's browser, pick the document from Files or Downloads, and download the PDF when it's ready.
The usual causes are a password-protected or damaged document, a file over 100 MB, or a different format such as .pages or .odt. Save it as .docx and try again.
Your file is sent over an encrypted HTTPS connection to our conversion server, converted, and deleted automatically within about an hour. It is never shared or used for anything else.
Accept or reject tracked changes and delete comments before converting, so the PDF shows only your final text.
You can convert Word documents up to 100 MB.