Text to PDF
Turn plain text into a multi-page PDF in your browser, with wrapping, margins and optional page numbers.
Read the words from a .docx file and place them in a plain PDF. Images, tables as grids, and text styling are left out.
A Word to PDF tool reads the words from a .docx file and places them in a plain PDF. Images, tables as grids, headers, footers, and text styling are left out. It is not a copy of the Word layout.
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Word to PDF reads the words from a .docx file and places them in a plain PDF. Images, tables as grids, headers, footers, and text styling are left out. It is not a copy of the Word layout.
The heading words, the cell words, and the list item words are kept. The picture is left out. Word’s automatic list numbers are not kept. The table is not drawn as a grid.
The page says that file could not be read as a Word document. It does not show an internal error.
The file is unzipped in this tab and the paragraph text is read. That text is then placed with the same Helvetica PDF builder as pasted text. A Word page break does not start a new PDF page.
Images, drawings, charts, and shapes are dropped. Bold, italic, colors, fonts, and heading sizes are dropped. A table becomes the cell text in reading order, not a grid. A list keeps the item text and does not keep Word’s automatic numbers. Headers, footers, footnotes, comments, and text boxes are not included. A .doc file is rejected. A character Helvetica cannot draw becomes “?”. More than 100,000 characters of extracted text is refused.
See the disclaimer for what these tools do not cover.
Turn plain text into a multi-page PDF in your browser, with wrapping, margins and optional page numbers.
Extract selectable text from a PDF in your browser. Scanned pages need OCR, which is not included.
Turn up to 20 JPG or PNG images into one PDF, in the order you set. WebP is not accepted. Sides over 2,000 pixels are downsampled, and Fill can crop to cover.
Compress JPG, PNG and WebP images in your browser without uploading them.
Resize images in your browser. Set width and height, lock aspect ratio, then download.
Drag a box over a JPG, PNG, or WebP and download the pixels inside that box. Frames are free, 1:1, 4:3, or 16:9. Rotation and filters are not on this page.
This reads the words from a .docx file and places them in a plain PDF. Images, tables as grids, headers, footers, and text styling are left out. It is not a copy of the Word layout.
Drag and drop a .docx file here, or choose a file.
One .docx file, up to 20 MB. Older .doc files are not supported.
The PDF is built with Helvetica, a standard PDF font. Latin text usually prints as written. Characters outside that font’s coverage are replaced with “?” rather than claiming universal Unicode support.
The PDF is built in this tab from the .docx you choose. That file is not uploaded.