Word to PDF Converter
Convert your Word documents to PDF quickly and easily.
Drop your Word file here
or
.docx supported
How to Convert Word to PDF
Convert your document in three simple steps.
Upload Your Word Document
Upload the .docx file you want to convert.
Click Convert to PDF
Sister PDF converts your document to PDF.
Download Your PDF
Download your converted PDF file.
Why Convert Word to PDF?
A PDF keeps your document looking exactly the way you designed it - the same fonts, layout, and formatting on any device, in any browser, with nothing shifting out of place.
Converting your Word document to PDF makes it easier to share, print, and archive: the file opens the same way for everyone, no matter what software or device they use to view it.
Word to PDF Features
Everything you need for a reliable conversion.
DOCX to PDF Conversion
Convert Word .docx documents to PDF quickly and accurately.
Preserves Formatting
Fonts, sizes, bold, italic, alignment, and spacing carry over to your PDF.
Preserves Images & Tables
Embedded images and tables convert along with the rest of your document.
Simple Upload
Drag and drop your file, or choose it from your device.
Easy Download
Download your converted PDF with one click.
Responsive Interface
Convert your document from desktop, tablet, or mobile.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about converting Word to PDF.
Upload your Word (.docx) document, then click Convert to PDF. Your PDF is ready to download in a few seconds.
Yes. Sister PDF converts .docx files to PDF. Support for the older .doc format may be added later.
Yes. The conversion preserves your document's text, fonts, formatting, tables, images, headers, footers, and page layout as closely as possible.
Word to PDF currently supports .docx files. More conversion tools, like Excel and PowerPoint to PDF, are coming soon.
Yes, uploads are limited to 25 MB. If your file is larger, try reducing the size of any embedded images first.
Once conversion finishes, click Download PDF - your browser saves the file to its default downloads location.