Word to PDF Converter — Free & Private
Convert a Word (.docx) file to a PDF in your browser, with a font embedded so it displays the same on every device.
Received a Word document but need to send a PDF, and don't have Word installed? This tool rebuilds the document's content as a PDF on A4 pages and embeds the Sarabun font, so recipients see the text correctly on any phone or computer. Original fonts, colors, and exact layout are not kept, so check the result before sending.
How to convert Word to PDF (3 steps)
- Select or drag in your Word (.docx) file.
- Click convert. The pages are laid out and the Sarabun font is embedded automatically.
- Download the PDF, ready to share — it looks the same wherever it's opened.
Supported files
- .docx (Word 2007 and later) — keeps text, bold, paragraph and page breaks, tables, and images.
- .doc (Word 97–2003) — text only, re-laid out; images and tables are not carried over. For everything, open the file in Word and save it as .docx first.
- RTF, plain text, and HTML files named .doc — read as plain text.
Fonts and Thai text
The Sarabun font is embedded in every PDF. Recipients see the text correctly even on a phone or computer that doesn't have the font installed, and text can still be copied and searched. Thai text is fully supported, with vowels and tone marks in the right place. If your original uses a different font, the lettering will look different.
When to convert in Word instead
This tool rebuilds the layout from the document's content rather than using Word itself, so it suits letters, memos, reports, and official documents. If your document has text boxes, charts, SmartArt, or multiple columns, or the fonts must match the original exactly, open it in Word and choose "Save as PDF" for the closest result.
After each conversion, check the preview before sending. You can rename the file in the box above the download button.
Once you have the PDF, you can sign it, add a watermark, or password-protect it on the same site.
FAQ
Is all the formatting from Word kept?
The document is re-laid out on A4, keeping text, bold, paragraph and page breaks, tables, and images. Original fonts, colors, and layout won't match exactly, so check the result before sending.
Does it support old .doc files?
Yes, but only the text comes through. For images and tables, open the file in Word and save it as .docx first.
Why not just use Save as PDF in Word?
If you have Word, that's the best option. This tool is for when you don't — for example, you've received a file and need to pass it on as a PDF right away.
Can I convert on my phone?
Yes. Pick a Word file from your device or Google Drive, then download or share the PDF when it's done.
Which font will the PDF use?
Sarabun, throughout the document. If the original used another font, the lettering will look different.