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DOCX → PDF

Yes, KaijuConverter preserves fonts, tables, images, headers, footers, and page layout when converting DOCX to PDF. Minor differences may occur with uncommon or embedded custom fonts.

Yes — fonts, styles, tables, headers, footers, footnotes, page breaks, images and hyperlinks round-trip identically because we render with the same LibreOffice engine that drives professional document pipelines. The PDF will match what "Save as PDF" inside Word produces for standard documents.

Currently, password-protected DOCX files must be unlocked before conversion. Remove the password in Word first, then upload the unprotected file.

If the fonts are standard (Arial, Calibri, Times, system fonts) yes. For custom corporate fonts, embed them in the DOCX first via File → Options → Save → "Embed fonts in the file". Otherwise LibreOffice substitutes the closest match, which can shift line breaks by a character or two.

Free users can convert Word documents up to 25 MB. This covers the vast majority of typical documents with images and tables.

Yes. Toggle "Encrypt PDF" in Advanced and set a user password. The PDF requires the password to open, and you can also set a separate owner password that limits printing or copying. Passwords are never stored; set them again on every conversion.

Yes, all files are transmitted over HTTPS and processed in isolated containers. Your documents are automatically deleted from our servers within one hour.

Comments become sticky notes in the PDF so reviewers can still read them. Tracked changes show up as inline markup: accept or reject them in Word before converting if you want a clean final document, otherwise both the original text and the edits appear side by side.

Yes. Pick PDF/A-1b or PDF/A-2b in Advanced. PDF/A embeds every font and bans external dependencies so the document stays renderable decades from now — it is the standard required by most government archives and academic repositories.

For standard documents the output is indistinguishable. LibreOffice's DOCX rendering matches Word within a character or two per line, which rounds to identical pagination. For exotic features — in-document macros, Word's SmartArt with animations, live-linked Excel — the PDF will show the visual result but will not reproduce the interactivity, which is identical to Word's own PDF export.