Word to PDF

Expected, unfortunately. The PDF is drawn using the built-in standard fonts, which only cover Latin characters — embedding a Nastaliq or Arabic font would mean pushing several megabytes to every visitor. Use File, then Save as, then PDF inside Word instead; it handles this correctly.

Word breaks pages using its own fonts and spacing rules. This rebuilds the flow at the page size and margins you pick, so text lands slightly differently. Content and order are preserved; exact pagination is not.

No. The .doc format is a completely different binary structure. Open it in Word or Google Docs and save it as .docx first.

Those are not carried across. Page numbers can be added with the option above. Footnote text may appear at the end of the flow rather than at the foot of its page.

Yes — free for life, with no catch. There is no premium tier, no trial that expires and no feature withheld behind a payment. Word to PDF does the complete job at no cost.

No. There is no sign-up, no email address to hand over and no account system of any kind. Open the page and word to pdf is ready to use immediately.

None. Use word to pdf as many times as you like, today and every day, with no hourly cap, no queue and no watermark on what comes out. Because the processing happens on your own device rather than our servers, there is nothing for us to ration.