DOC to JPG Converter

Files ending in .doc are document files likely created using Microsoft Word 2004 or earlier. This proprietary format has existed since the early days of 80s computing. DOC files hold text and formatting information for that text. Although the DOC format is owned and controlled by Microsoft, other word processors can read and even create DOC files, although they won’t be as fully featured as those created in Word. The DOC format has been superseded since the early 2000s by the DOCX format, which is based on XML and standardized, making it more available to more users.

Microsoft Word has a robust suite of tools for editing documents. However, you can’t edit a DOC like you would a photo, which is something you might want to do. You also can’t share a DOC like you would an image. To solve these problems, the best solution is to convert DOC to JPG, which our free service can do for you! There’s nothing to download, no watermarks, no requirements for email addresses or other information, and, best of all, no cost! Just upload one or more DOC files, and we’ll turn them into JPGs. You can then edit, share, or archive these JPGs just as you would with any other image. There are no limits to the number of times you can perform these conversions, so feel free to use the tool as much as you need!