Edit document
Open, edit and create Word documents in your browser: headings, lists, tables, images and links, then save as DOCX or PDF. Your document stays on your device.
You have an unsaved draft from an earlier visit.
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How to use
- Open a Word document (DOCX), drop one onto the page, or just start typing in the blank page.
- Format with the toolbar: headings, fonts, colours, lists, tables, images, links and page breaks.
- Press “Save DOCX” to download a Word file, or “Export PDF” for a PDF.
Formats & privacy
Open: DOCX, TXT and HTML on your device; ODT, RTF, DOC and PDF with our conversion server.
Save: DOCX on your device; PDF on our server, or with your browser's print dialog.
Your draft is autosaved in this browser only. Read the privacy details.
Frequently asked questions
Is my document uploaded?
No. Opening, editing, autosaving and saving as DOCX all happen in your browser. Only two optional steps use our server: opening ODT, RTF, DOC or PDF files, and exporting a PDF. Those files are deleted automatically within 30 minutes. When the server isn't available, PDF export uses your browser's print dialog instead.
What is kept when I open a Word file?
Headings, paragraphs, bold, italic, underline and strikethrough, font sizes, highlights, alignment, indents, bulleted and numbered lists, tables, images, links and page breaks. Advanced layout such as columns, text boxes, headers, footers, comments and tracked changes is not editable here.
Where is my draft saved?
Every change is saved to your browser's local storage on this device, and you are offered the draft the next time you open the editor. Clearing site data, or private browsing, removes it, so save a DOCX copy of anything important.
Which keyboard shortcuts work?
Ctrl or Cmd with B, I and U for bold, italic and underline; Z and Shift+Z to undo and redo; K to add a link; F to find and replace; S to save a DOCX; Enter for a page break; ] and [ to indent and outdent. Alt+F10 moves to the toolbar, the arrow keys move between its buttons and Esc returns to the page.