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NGPDFs

Word to PDF

Parse DOCX Open XML directly in the browser and preserve core document structure—paragraphs, headings, emphasis, lists, tables, inline PNG/JPEG images, page breaks, and hyperlink appearance—without executing macros or uploading the file. Word-specific fidelity gaps are reported before and after conversion.

  • Processed locally in your browser
  • No watermark
  • No sign-up
  • Works offline

Choose a DOCX document or drop it here

DOCX · local OOXML parser · legacy DOC is not advertised · maximum 100 MB

Compatibility report

NGPDFs reports what this browser-local renderer can reproduce; it does not claim pixel-perfect source pagination.

Preserved

  • paragraphs and headings
  • bold/italic/underline
  • lists
  • tables
  • inline PNG/JPEG images
  • page breaks
  • hyperlink appearance

Approximated

  • Word pagination
  • source fonts and run sizes
  • margins
  • inline image sizing
  • header/footer placement

Omitted

  • table border styling
  • equations
  • SmartArt
  • floating text boxes
  • tracked deletions
  • comments
  • macros
PDF layout

How it works

  1. 1Choose a DOCX document; legacy DOC is intentionally not advertised.
  2. 2The worker unpacks OOXML relationships, styles, numbering, tables, media, headers, and footers locally.
  3. 3Review preserved, approximated, and unsupported Word constructs.
  4. 4Export through the shared paginator and validate the generated PDF.

Your privacy

This tool runs entirely inside your browser using JavaScript and Web Workers. Your document is never uploaded to any server — you can even disconnect from the internet and keep working once the page has loaded.

Frequently asked questions

Will it look exactly like Microsoft Word?

No. Exact Word pagination, floating objects, equations, SmartArt, advanced fields, and missing proprietary fonts cannot be reproduced reliably by this browser renderer; the compatibility report states detected gaps.

Do you support old .doc files?

Not in this phase. DOCX is supported first because its Open XML package can be parsed safely and locally. The route rejects rather than pretending to support legacy DOC.

Are macros or tracked changes executed?

No macros or scripts execute. Inserted text is read as document content; tracked deletions and comments are omitted and disclosed when detected.