DOCX to JPG Converter

Files ending in .docx are document files likely created using Microsoft Word 2007 or later. The DOCX format was designed to replace the DOC format. The X stands for XML, which represents the move from a binary structure to a combination of XML and binary. However, the important aspect of DOCX is its standardization, which makes it available within many programs other than Word. XML support also allows for more and different types of information to be saved in the file. Word programs from earlier than 2007 will not be able to natively open DOCX files.

If you are trying to share a Microsoft Word document with someone or upload it to a website, you might run into problems. Some people don’t have Word or an app that supports Word documents, and many sites will not accept DOCX uploads. In order to rectify this, we highly recommend converting DOCX to JPG! With a JPG image, you don’t need to worry about your recipient having Word because every operating system can open JPGs natively. You also don’t need to worry about uploading problems because pretty much any site or app that accepts uploads will accept JPG files. Performing the conversion is very simple: just upload one or more DOCX files, wait a few seconds, and then download your new JPGs! It’s fast, free, and doesn’t require you to enter any identifying information. Get started now!