Convert documents to PDF

Unlike our image, video and PDF tools, this one cannot run in your browser: reading Office formats correctly takes LibreOffice, which exists only as a server program. Your document is sent to us, opened in an isolated sandbox that has no internet access and holds none of our credentials, and turned into a PDF. Both your original and the finished PDF are deleted automatically after about six hours. Office to PDF converts Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OpenDocument files — DOCX, DOC, ODT, RTF, XLSX, XLS, ODS, PPTX, PPT, ODP and ODG — into PDF, keeping the layout, fonts and page breaks as LibreOffice renders them. It is the one converter on this site that does not run inside your browser, and that was not a free choice: reading these formats properly takes a complete office suite, and no such engine exists for the browser. So the file really is uploaded, converted on our servers, and handed back to you as a PDF. That conversion happens inside a locked-down sandbox with no network access at all and no access to any of our credentials; nobody reads your document and nothing is trained on it; and both your original and the finished PDF are deleted automatically after about six hours. Each conversion costs a flat number of credits per document, however many pages come out — a hundred-page report costs the same as a one-page letter, because the page count is only known once the document has already been converted. Files are capped at 100 MB. Complicated documents can shift a little: unavailable fonts are substituted with the closest match, and macros are never executed.