Getting Started
Click the upload box, select your .docx file, and click Convert to PDF. Tables, headings, and lists are preserved using mammoth.js. Your Word document is processed entirely in your browser — never uploaded.
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Formatting
Tables are one of the hardest elements to carry from Word to PDF. ZeroCloudPDF uses mammoth.js to parse .docx table structures directly, preserving rows, columns, and basic cell formatting in the output PDF.
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iPhone
Open ZeroCloudPDF in Safari on your iPhone, select your .docx file from Files or iCloud, and convert to PDF instantly. No app to install, no server upload — works on iOS 14 and later.
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After Conversion
Word documents with images can produce large PDFs. After converting, run the output through ZeroCloudPDF’s compressor to reduce size for email — still entirely in your browser, no upload required.
Compress PDF →
Merging
Convert several .docx files to PDF, then merge them into one final document. Useful for combining chapters, reports, or proposals written separately. Both steps run locally in your browser.
Merge PDFs →
Images
Need to attach a scanned signature or photo to your Word-converted PDF? Convert the image to PDF separately and merge both files together. All steps happen in your browser — no server contact.
Image to PDF →
iPhone Photos
Need to include iPhone photos alongside your Word document? Convert your HEIC photos to PDF separately, then merge the files together in the order you need. Both conversions happen entirely in your browser.
HEIC to PDF →
Export
Once your Word document becomes a PDF, you can pull any page back out as a JPG image. Useful for sharing a single page without sending the whole document. The export runs locally with no upload.
Export as JPG →
Export
Need a lossless image instead of a JPG? Export any page from your converted PDF as a PNG file. The export happens entirely in your browser, with nothing sent to a server.
Export as PNG →