Drop your DOCX file onto the upload area. PDF.to reads the source structure and writes an equivalent DOC document you can download immediately.
Will styles, headings, and lists survive the DOCX to DOC conversion?
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Yes. Heading levels, paragraph styles, ordered and unordered lists, and inline formatting (bold, italic, links) are mapped to DOC equivalents.
Do tables in my DOCX come through correctly in the DOC?
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Yes — tables are reconstructed as native DOC tables with row, column, and merged-cell structure intact.
Will images embedded in my DOCX stay embedded in the DOC?
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Yes, at original resolution and position. Inline images, floated images, and image-in-table cells all carry over.
Does the converter preserve track-changes and comments?
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Yes when both DOCX and DOC support them. If DOC has no comment model, comments become inline annotations or are stripped — your choice in the options panel.
Can PDF.to batch-convert many DOCX files at once?
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Yes — drag a folder onto the page. Each DOCX becomes a separate DOC, all delivered as a ZIP.
What is the largest DOCX file I can convert?
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100 MB on the free plan, 5 GB on PRO. Documents that large usually have heavy embedded images.
Will hyperlinks and cross-references in the DOCX stay working in the DOC?
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Yes. URLs, internal cross-references, footnotes, and bookmarks are all mapped to their DOC equivalents.
Is the DOCX to DOC converter free?
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Yes for documents under 100 MB. PRO accounts get larger files, faster processing, and batch ZIP delivery.
Does PDF.to keep my DOCX content?
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No. Uploaded DOCX files and converted DOC outputs are deleted from our servers within an hour. Conversion runs in an isolated worker.
Why does my DOC look slightly different from my DOCX?
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Different document formats have different default fonts, margins, and pagination rules. We preserve content faithfully; minor visual differences in fonts or page breaks are expected.
Can I convert DOCX to DOC on a phone or tablet?
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Yes. The whole conversion runs in your browser — upload your DOCX, get the DOC back, no app to install.