Convert to PDF
Turn Word, Excel, OpenDocument, text, ebooks and images into clean PDFs directly in your browser, with no uploads and no watermark.
Convert to PDF tools turn documents, spreadsheets, ebooks and images into PDFs inside your browser, so nothing is uploaded and no watermark is added. Each file can be up to 250 MB, and there is no cap on how many you convert.
Convert to PDF is the all-in-one option: drop in a mix of files and it detects each type, turning every document into its own PDF and all the images into one combined PDF. For single formats there are dedicated converters. Word to PDF and DOCX to PDF handle .docx files from Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice or Pages. Excel to PDF, XLSX to PDF and XLS to PDF turn each sheet into a readable table, with a choice of sheets and fit-to-page columns, and XLS to PDF opens old Excel 97-2003 files without Excel installed. ODT to PDF and ODS to PDF cover LibreOffice and OpenOffice files.
For text formats, Text to PDF has a monospaced option that keeps columns in logs aligned, RTF to PDF keeps text and paragraphs, Markdown to PDF renders headings, tables and code blocks from a file or pasted text, and EPUB to PDF converts DRM-free ebooks with their chapters and images.
Image converters cover the formats you are likely to have: JPG to PDF, PNG to PDF, WebP to PDF, HEIC to PDF for iPhone photos, SVG to PDF, drawn at three times its size for sharp print, and TIFF to PDF, which turns every page of a multi-page scan or fax into a PDF page. Images to PDF accepts a mix of all of these plus GIF, BMP and AVIF. You can reorder files, choose A4, Letter or a page the size of each image, and pick JPEG compression or a lossless option.
Documents are rebuilt from their content in a standard font, so headings, lists, tables and pictures carry over but complex layouts are simplified. That suits UK users needing A4 and US users needing Letter equally. Legacy .doc and PowerPoint files are refused, with advice on exporting them first.
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Convert to PDF
Turn Word, Excel, OpenDocument, text, RTF, Markdown, EPUB and image files into PDFs in one place. The type is detected from each file.
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Word to PDF
Convert Word .docx files to PDF in your browser. Headings, paragraphs, lists, tables and images are kept; complex layouts are simplified.
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DOCX to PDF
Convert .docx files from Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice or Pages to PDF, privately in your browser. Content is kept; layout is simplified.
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Excel to PDF
Convert Excel workbooks to PDF with each sheet as a readable table. Choose sheets, fit columns to the page, and convert without uploading.
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XLSX to PDF
Convert .xlsx workbooks from Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers to PDF, choosing which sheets to include. Converted in your browser.
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XLS to PDF
Convert old Excel 97-2003 .xls spreadsheets to PDF without Excel installed. Each sheet becomes a table, converted in your browser.
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ODT to PDF
Convert OpenDocument Text (.odt) files from LibreOffice or OpenOffice Writer to PDF in your browser. No install and no upload.
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ODS to PDF
Convert OpenDocument Spreadsheet (.ods) files from LibreOffice Calc to PDF in your browser. Choose sheets and fit columns to the page.
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Text to PDF
Convert .txt and .log files to PDF with your choice of page size, margins and text size, plus a monospaced option that keeps columns aligned.
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RTF to PDF
Convert Rich Text Format (.rtf) files to PDF in your browser. The text and paragraphs are kept; fonts, colours and images are not.
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EPUB to PDF
Convert DRM-free EPUB ebooks to PDF for printing or reading on any device. Chapters follow the book's order and images are included.
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Markdown to PDF
Convert Markdown to a clean PDF with headings, lists, tables, quotes and code blocks. Upload .md files or paste Markdown straight in.
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Images to PDF
Combine JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF, GIF, BMP, SVG and AVIF images into one PDF in the order you choose. Converted in your browser.
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JPG to PDF
Convert JPG photos and scans to PDF, one image per page or several stacked on each page. Reorder the images and convert in your browser.
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PNG to PDF
Turn PNG screenshots, diagrams and graphics into one PDF, in the order you choose. Runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
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WebP to PDF
Convert WebP images saved from websites into a single PDF you can print or email. Everything happens in your browser.
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HEIC to PDF
Convert iPhone HEIC photos into a PDF on Windows, Mac or Android. Combine several photos into one file without uploading them.
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SVG to PDF
Convert SVG logos, icons and diagrams to PDF. Each SVG is rendered at three times its size for sharp print, all in your browser.
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TIFF to PDF
Convert single or multi-page TIFF scans and faxes to PDF. Every TIFF page becomes a PDF page, processed in your browser.
Common questions about convert to pdf
Are files uploaded when I convert them to PDF?
No. Every converter in this group runs in your browser, so your files are read and the PDF is built on your own device. Nothing is sent to or stored on our servers, which makes them suitable for contracts, payslips and ID scans.
Can I combine different image types in one PDF?
Yes. Use Images to PDF, which accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, GIF, BMP, SVG, AVIF and TIFF in the same batch. Set the order with the arrows and they all go into a single PDF, one image per page or several stacked on each A4 or Letter page.
Do the converted PDFs have a watermark?
No. The PDFs contain only your content, with no watermark or added branding on the pages. The tools do not cap how many files you convert, though each file can be up to 250 MB.
Will my Word document look exactly the same as a PDF?
Not exactly. Word to PDF keeps headings, paragraphs, lists, tables and images, but rebuilds them in a standard font and simplifies complex layouts such as text boxes and multiple columns. For a pixel-perfect copy of a heavily designed file, save it as PDF from Word itself.
Can I convert old .xls or .doc files to PDF?
Old Excel 97-2003 .xls spreadsheets, yes: XLS to PDF converts each sheet into a table without Excel installed. Legacy Word .doc files are not accepted, so open them in Word, LibreOffice or Google Docs, save them as .docx, then use Word to PDF.