Word to PDF that keeps your layout
Save letters, CVs, memos and reports as PDF, one at a time or a whole folder at once. Kifuli uses Microsoft Word or LibreOffice when one is on your computer, so the PDF matches what you see in Word.
Works offline on Windows, Mac and Linux · KES 1,200 ≈ US$9, once
How to use Word to PDF
Each step as it looks in Kifuli, from opening the tool to the finished file.
- Open Kifuli and choose Word to PDF.
- Drop in your .docx, .doc, .odt or .rtf files.
- Click Convert to PDF. Each PDF is saved next to its document.
What it does
- Handles .docx, .doc, .docm, .dotx, .odt and .rtf files.
- Uses Microsoft Word (Windows) or LibreOffice (Windows, Mac and Linux) when installed, for the most faithful result.
- Without either, the built-in engine converts .docx files on its own.
- Batch conversion: drop a folder and get one PDF per document.
Questions about Word to PDF
Will my fonts and tables stay the same?
With Microsoft Word or LibreOffice installed, Kifuli prints through them, so the PDF matches the document. The built-in engine handles common documents well; very complex layouts look best with Word or LibreOffice.
Can I turn many Word files into one PDF?
Yes. Use Combine files into one PDF. It accepts Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images and PDFs together and puts them in the order you choose.
Do I need the internet?
No. Everything happens on your computer.
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