Convert Word, PowerPoint, and Markdown to PDF — Without Uploading the File
Turn documents into PDFs privately: Word, PowerPoint, and Markdown all convert in your browser. Your file never leaves your device.
PDF is the format everyone accepts — but your source is often a Word doc, a slide deck, or a Markdown note. Converting shouldn't mean handing the document to a website, especially when it's a contract or a confidential draft.
Word → PDF
Our Word to PDF tool reads the .docx in your browser and produces a PDF:
- Drop the Word file in.
- It's rendered and exported on your device.
- Download the PDF.
PowerPoint → PDF
For slide decks, PowerPoint to PDF turns each slide into a page — great for sharing a read-only version:
- Add the
.pptx. - Convert locally.
- Download.
Markdown → PDF
Writers and developers often work in Markdown. Our Markdown to PDF tool formats the text and exports a clean PDF, all in the browser.
Why do it locally
Every one of these converters runs on your device, so the document is never uploaded. For anything with real content — quotes, contracts, drafts — that's the safe default.
After converting
- The output PDF is often large with images; run PDF compress.
- Combine several converted docs with PDF merge.
- Add page numbers via PDF page numbers.
The bigger picture
A document workflow that stays on your machine — convert, merge, compress, watermark — avoids the quiet risk of cloud tools that keep copies of what you upload. Same result, none of the exposure.