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Convert Word documents to PDF directly from URLs

Append ?url= followed by a .docx file address and the converter opens with that file already loaded — no upload step. Files are fetched server-side, so browser CORS rules don't apply.

How to use

Single Word file

The page loads, the server fetches the .docx, and the converter opens with the file ready to convert.

https://mytools.com/pdf/word-to-pdf/by-url?url=https://example.com/resume.docx

Multiple Word files

Repeat the ?url= parameter for as many files as you need. Each one becomes its own PDF, or all of them one combined PDF if you toggle that option.

https://mytools.com/pdf/word-to-pdf/by-url?url=https://example.com/a.docx&url=https://example.com/b.docx

Requirements

Protocolhttp:// or https:// only
Content-Typeapplication/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document or application/octet-stream
SourceAny publicly accessible URL

Server-side fetch · No CORS restrictions · Same converter, instant load

Why pass URLs instead of uploading?

Skip the upload step

When you already have a URL — from your CDN, a SharePoint link, or a public bucket — there's no reason to download the file just to upload it again. Pass the URL and start converting.

No CORS restrictions

Files are fetched server-side, so it doesn't matter whether the host sets Access-Control-Allow-Origin. URLs that fail in client-only tools work fine here.

Batch convert from a list of URLs

List as many ?url= parameters as you need — the converter receives them all at once, ready to convert into individual PDFs or one combined PDF.

Shareable and linkable

The URL is the entire session — share it with a teammate and they land on the same converter, with the same files loaded, ready to convert.

Same converter, different entry point

You get the full workspace: drag-and-drop reordering, page size selection, combine toggle, and per-file status. The only difference is how the files got there.

Fits into automated workflows

Generate the by-url link from a script, a Slack bot, or a CMS button — anywhere you already have a list of .docx URLs. The converter becomes a one-click step in a longer pipeline.

1

Build the URL

Start with /pdf/word-to-pdf/by-url, append ?url= and the full Word file address. Repeat the parameter for each file. URL-encode addresses with their own query strings.

2

The files load automatically

Open the URL in any browser. The page fetches each file server-side and opens the converter with everything ready.

3

Convert and download

Pick page size, toggle combine if you want, hit Convert to PDF, and download the result — same flow as the regular tool.

  • Word files are never stored — fetched and forwarded in a single request.
  • URLs and file content are not logged, inspected, or retained.
  • No sign-up needed — construct the URL and go.